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7.6.6. Intel FPGA Logging Functions
When Intel FPGA logging is enabled, your software can print extra messages to a specified port with HAL function calls. The logging port, specified in the BSP, can be a UART or a JTAG UART device. In its default configuration, Intel FPGA logging prints out boot messages, which trace each step of the boot process.
Several logging options are available, controlled by C preprocessor symbols. You can also choose to add custom logging messages.
Intel FPGA logging changes system behavior. The logging implementation is designed to be as simple as possible, loading characters directly to the transmit register. It can have a negative impact on software performance.
Intel FPGA logging functions are conditionally compiled. When logging is disabled, it has no impact on code footprint or performance.