Example doesn't seem to work properly.

[NoSmoke999]

The example:
int i = 1; float pi = 3.1459; Debug.print(DBG_VERBOSE, "i = %d, pi = %f", i, pi);

Results in:
i = 1, pi = ?

It looks like pi=%f doesn't work.

[per1234]

Hi @NoSmoke999. I'm guessing you're using one of the AVR boards like the Uno, classic Nano, Pro Mini, Leonardo, Micro, or Mega. Is that correct?

If so, I think the situation is discussed here: arduino/ArduinoCore-avr#293

[NoSmoke999]

Hey, correct - using a Uno. The discussion in the link you provided is way above my pay grade so I'll just assume for now that floating pt print can't be done now on an AVR board(?). Anyhow, thank you for the info. :)

PS: If Serial.print(pi); will print the floating pt #, why can't DebugUtils?

[klodoma]

It's ok not to work and it makes sense.
It should be made clear in the library description for which Arduino boards it works, not to use it on Uno.

[klodoma]

This seems to be a good way to output floats on nano

float temp=1.2345;
Debug.print(DBG_INFO, "Temp: %s", String(temp, 2).c_str());

[aentinger]

Closed due to #26 .