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| ====== Using Serial Out (System.out) ====== | ====== Using Serial Out (System.out) ====== | ||
| - | See [[:first_example|Hello World with System.out]] to understand how to configure one of the available serial interfaces and direct your standard output onto this stream. On the host side you have to determine which port number your operating system has assigned to the port. Open any terminal program, such as //Putty//, // | + | See [[firstexample:start|Hello World with System.out]] to understand how to configure one of the available serial interfaces and direct your standard output onto this stream. On the host side you have to determine which port number your operating system has assigned to the port. Open any terminal program, such as //Putty//, // |
| ==== Freescale MPC555 ==== | ==== Freescale MPC555 ==== | ||
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| ==== Zynq 7000 ==== | ==== Zynq 7000 ==== | ||
| - | The Zynq 7000 has two built-in UART's and allows to use further UART's by using flink devices located in the FPGA, see [[https:// | + | The Zynq 7000 has two built-in UART's and allows to use further UART's by using flink devices located in the FPGA, see [[https:// |
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