Serial print problem

1

It is printing just a piece and no always the same

#include <Arduino.h>

void print_intro(void);
uint8_t disable_throttle = 0;

void setup() {
Serial.begin(115200);
delay(200); // wait for serial monitor to open
}

void loop() {
print_intro();
delay(2000);
}

//****************************void print_intro(void)******************************************/
void print_intro(void) {
  Serial.println( "" );
  Serial.println( ""  );  
  Serial.println( "===================================================" );
  Serial.println( "          YMFC-32 quadcopter setup tool" );
  Serial.println( "===================================================" );
  Serial.println( "a = Read the receiver input pulses" );
  Serial.println( "b = I2C scanner to detect any I2C sensors attached" );
  Serial.println( "c = Read the raw gyro values" );
  Serial.println( "d = Read the raw accelerometer values" );
  Serial.println( "e = Check the IMU angles" );
  Serial.println( "f = Test the LEDs" );
  Serial.println( "g = Read the battery voltage input" );
  Serial.println( "h = Get gyro and accelerometer calibration values" );
  Serial.println( "===================================================" );
  Serial.println( "1 = Check motor 1 (front right, counter clockwise direction)" );
  Serial.println( "2 = Check motor 2 (rear right, clockwise direction)" );
  Serial.println( "3 = Check motor 3 (rear left, counter clockwise direction)" );
  Serial.println( "4 = Check motor 4 (front left, clockwise direction)" );
  Serial.println( "5 = Check all motors" );
  Serial.println( "===================================================" );
  Serial.println( "For support and questions: www.brokking.net");
  Serial.println( "" );
  if (disable_throttle == 0)   {             //If the throttle is not disabled.
    Serial.println( "===================================================") ;
    Serial.println( "     WARNING >>>THROTTLE IS ENABLED<<< WARNING")  ;
    Serial.println( "===================================================" )   ;
  }
}

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[env:genericSTM32F103C8]
platform = ststm32
board = genericSTM32F103C8
framework = arduino
board_build.core = maple
upload_protocol = stlink
debug_tool = stlink
monitor_speed = 115200
build_flags = -D PIO_FRAMEWORK_ARDUINO_ENABLE_CDC
2

And how does it behave when you delete that line and reupload?

3

Alreary done, it works properly. It is clear the problem comes with maple and because le length of text is non always the same it seems to be a problem of buffer or time spopping the printing, I don’t know.
This job has been done vith maple and when I tryied to convert to visuino the printing was ok but there was three points I was no able to solve. So with maple I have only this problem, (up to now
but i am more or less at the end)

4

Fundamentally, everything that should be possible in the Maple core should be possible in the newer and up-to-date Arduino STM32 core as well.

Another thing you can try is to place Serial.flush(); after every Serial.println() statement (or just create a new function function that does Serial.println() + Serial.flush() for a message) to force the output to be printed before the next one is attempted. It will be very slow (the waiting) but maybe this changes the behavior.

5

HI
Suggestion tested no way is printing as before. At reset is printing ,let me say, a text two time long
seeem to be a buffer problem?

6

What if you write

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);
  Serial.enableBlockingTx();
  delay(200); // wait for serial monitor to open
}
7

OK solved i Have tested on the test program an it is working now i shall put on the main, but it has to work
Thank again