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I got a question.
I got a project with ~300 printf that I want to replace with trice macros.
The preferred handling is to have General_print that will be defined as "trice" or as regular
"printf" , but if I will not use "trice" at the "c" file , no JSON data will be generated.
Is there a proffered way to do this wrap and still enjoy the benefits of trice ?
Thanks
Rafi.
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I got a question.
I got a project with ~300 printf that I want to replace with trice macros.
The preferred handling is to have General_print that will be defined as "trice" or as regular
"printf" , but if I will not use "trice" at the "c" file , no JSON data will be generated.
Is there a proffered way to do this wrap and still enjoy the benefits of trice ?
Thanks
Rafi.
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