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When trying to print (by serial) the exception, it seems to print the program memory. As soon as I don't dynamically allocate the memory it prints fine, but that's just wrong. To work around it, I'm simply not displaying any of them.
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I've changed the exceptions from structs to classes, as well as changing the strings to char* . Now it still doesn't print the exception, but now it prints nothing (with the newline) rather than the program memory. It's one step better!
When trying to print (by serial) the exception, it seems to print the program memory. As soon as I don't dynamically allocate the memory it prints fine, but that's just wrong. To work around it, I'm simply not displaying any of them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: