Hi JP,
The message "pinmap not found" means the mapping between the pins you supplied and an underlying hardware block couldn't be resolved.
For example, if you requested a serial port on pins (p9, p10), that is fine, as p9 is tx and p10 is rx for a UART block. But if you requested e.g. (p9, p11) or (p10, p9), you'd get this error as it can't be met.
The example you provide looks fine, and it compiled and ran as expected, so I wonder if this is exactly the program you saw the behaviour on; perhaps the pins were slightly different, or you had some other interfaces which were causing the error (need not be Serial).
Simon
Hi
This is one of those basic beginners questions, but I haven't found anything with "pinmap not found" in it. So here it is:
I have a strange problem with the Serial Hello World program. After configuring Tera-Term, and hitting the reset button, I was surprised to see the message "pinmap not found" displayed on Tera-Term (instead of "Hello World" indeed). This message would display again at every reset.
Is this some exception occurring in the Serial library, and why? If the device can send this message through the USB/Serial, a lots have happened already
Thanks
JP