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Thanks for going above and beyond my expectations with this. The truth is, I was just happy to have found a means to see the output. :-)
I have to run in dev mode to simulate FAT support, anyway.
By the way, I got Boost (C++ library) unit tests to run and print summary output. Because I couldn't write main myself, I had to use a static variable's destructor (!) to perform the infinite loop at the end, after main exits.
I was finally able to get the output to display by running DeSmuME_dev.exe from a Command Prompt. It did not work from a Cygwin bash shell, nor did it work from an Eclipse Run Configuration. I must use Command Prompt only.
Is this odd?
Hello, I'm running DeSmuME_dev.exe (0.9.7 dev+ x86) under Windows on my homebrew .nds file. Where do I find the "nocash debug prints"? They don't appear in the console used to launch DeSmuME_dev. I even tried using the 8MB debugger under the Emulation Settings.
Here is a snippet of the code I'm using to generate the output:
consoleDemoInit();
consoleDebugInit(DebugDevice_NOCASH);
// ...
std::cerr << "This message went to std::cerr.\n";
fiprintf(stderr, "This message went to stderr.\n");
It compiles, but I can't find "This message..." anywhere. Thanks for reading.
Edit: I made the version more specific.
Edit: I added a fiprintf call, still couldn't find its output.
Edit: Added newline to fiprintf call.
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