【Feedback】os_printf without auto \r\n

[rudi]

hi guys

simple question
can we switch off this \r 'future'?

if we use

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os_printf("hello world\n");


the output is

hello world\r\n

btw:
this is bad, if we do communicate with linux terminal and want generate *.sh files from the output example

same if we use a structured output

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os_printf("ADC Value: ");
os_printf("%d", system_adc_read() );


we get

ADC Value: \r\n
1024\r\n

thanks
best wishes
rudi

btw:
i know, we can use os_sprintf too
and we can use

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uart0_tx_buffer("done",4);
uart0_sendStr("hello sendStr world");


but i ask for os_printf.

can we change this back to normal - without auto \r // auto \r\n ?
can we edit the #define?

[ESP_Rubin]

which SDK you used?
in our NONOS SDK 1.5.4, no this issue

[rudi]

which SDK you used?
in our NONOS SDK 1.5.4, no this issue

txs for reply,

NONOS SDK 1.5.4

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os_printf("\nTEST ME WITH back Slash and new line:\n");
os_printf("TEST ME WITH bS and return :\r");

os_printf("\nHSPI_TEST.fcfx\n");


like you can see,

the new line character

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\n


is changed to

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\r\n


with

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os_printf("\n");



in SDK 1.5.4


feel free to test and try simply whats happend:

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os_printf("\n");



you will get

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\r\n



or try simply this

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os_printf("\n\n\n\n");



you will get

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\r\n
\r\n
\r\n
\r\n



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thank you for your reply.

best wishes
rudi

[rudi]

I disagree very reluctantly
But - unlike their Freedom of speech
and because we have a little "play time" just in time:
here the next and all os_printf bugs as result at bottom then
for the SDK 1.5.4 just found..

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os_printf("\r");


this \r will be delete

same here:

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os_printf("\n\r");


and \n will be then replaced
with \r\n


result in SDK 1.5.4 NONOS with
os_printf("\r");
or
os_printf ("\n");
or
os_printf("\n\r");




bug 1)
all \r will be deleted by the SDK

bug 2)
all \n will be replaced automaticaly with \r\n by the SDK




yes, try this for fun:

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os_printf("\r\r\r\r");


and see what happend

thank you for your reply!

best wishes
rudi

[rudi]

in our NONOS SDK 1.5.4, no this issue

what is your saying now?