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How to disable debugging in a sketch

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  • bpairB Offline
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    I have seen a few comments on the ethernet sketch that you need to disable debugging so that the sketch will fit on an arduino. So I am using codebender and the arduino ide 1.6.4 but I do not see anything about disabling debugging. What exactly am I missing here?

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      Usually the sketch fit in a arduino (unless you write a very long "own" sensor code).

      Anyway just find our copy of MyConfig.h , and comment these lines:

      /***

       * Enable/Disable debug logging
       */
      #define DEBUG
      
      #endif
      

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      • rvendrameR rvendrame

        Usually the sketch fit in a arduino (unless you write a very long "own" sensor code).

        Anyway just find our copy of MyConfig.h , and comment these lines:

        /***

         * Enable/Disable debug logging
         */
        #define DEBUG
        
        #endif
        
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        wrote on last edited by hek
        #3

        @rvendrame Thanks. When using codebender is there an easy way to adjust the values in MyConfig.h?

        No, if you need to alter the config-file you'll probably have to download the code an use a local IDE (at least I can't modify the library code online when trying).

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          I use local IDE, so I can't answer that, sorry

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          • rvendrameR rvendrame

            Usually the sketch fit in a arduino (unless you write a very long "own" sensor code).

            Anyway just find our copy of MyConfig.h , and comment these lines:

            /***

             * Enable/Disable debug logging
             */
            #define DEBUG
            
            #endif
            
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            @rvendrame said:

            comment th
            I know this is too old but how do you comment myconfig, tried to edit but wont let me (editing the txt file)

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