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realtime control problem

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I'm using an Atmel AVR series microcontroller to position a motor using feedback from a rotary encoder. The code uses avrgcc libs.

The problem is this:

When I was developing the control algorithm I put code in it that printed out variable values to a serial port so I could get feedback if the code was working as expected. When I remove the code that prints to the serial port, the code doesn't work perfectly anymore and has issues.

I can leave the printing statements in the code but that would waste space and result in an unelegant solution. So how can I go about getting feedback on time sensitive code without disturbing the code itself?

Thanks in advance,

John
 

You can use leds to show you are in your code. I suspect that you have timing issues with your code. You should revisit your code.
 

Send yoour code I guess is an timer or interrupt problem

LB
 

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