MSP430 mcu: Display characters on terminal I/O __ IAR simulator

From: "JS" <xyz@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 12:18:03 -0500

I am trying to debug my code via the built-in IAR simulator. Is there any way to using the printf statement in the source code to send characters to terminal I/O during simulation?
such as :

printf("hello world");
printf("PORT2 = %d", P2IN); //read and display port 2 pins

Has anybody used the statements above or something similar before? Please share your idea or suggestions,

Thanks in advance,

JIMMY

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