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Gconsole output?
Hi,
How do you get console output? I've tried DriverStation::GetInstance()->GetDashboardPacker().Printf( "..." ); and then get the console by right clicking the remote system -> target tools -> tartget console, but I'm not able to get it to print anything. Thanks! 
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24-01-2009, 17:18
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Re: Gconsole output?
Hello,
In order to get console output you must also set the "Console Out" dip switch on the cRio to on. This should also allow you to remotely reset the cRio. I've read in one of the manuals I think that you should just always have it on since it just helps things work or so say the manuals. you should be able to do printf's then and it'll show up in the target console
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26-01-2009, 22:42
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Re: Gconsole output?
Thanks, I will give this a try tomorrow!
(Excuse the odd title.. somehow "Getting" became 'G', heh).
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