Diff: main.cpp

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+/*
+Compile this program and upload it to your Wi-Go2 board. On a serial terminal
+program such as TeraTerm you can follow the progress.
+
+After a succesfull it will have created a Wi-Go folder on your SD card,
+in it is a text file with some text. You can verify on for example your computer
+if it is there.
+
+
+Note:
+For some reason my SD-card refuses the first command, which is why the mkdir command
+is included twice. I believe the issue is my SD-card and not the Wi-Go board. If your
+SD-card behaves normal this extra command will not give you any problems. In case
+you also have the same issue there will be some error messages printed on your
+terminal. As long as it says "Finished" at the end the program completed 
+succesfully.
+*/
+
+#include "mbed.h"
+#include "SDFileSystem.h"
+ 
+DigitalOut SD_EN(PTE3);                         // Enable signal for SD Card
+DigitalIn SD_CardDetect(PTE2);                  // Card detect signal
+SDFileSystem sd(PTD6, PTD7, PTB11, PTE5, "sd"); // The pinout on the Wi-Go2 module
+ 
+int main() {
+    SD_EN = 0;
+    
+    printf("Enter SD Card!\r\n");
+    
+    while(SD_CardDetect != 0);                  // Wait until card is detected
+    
+    SD_EN = 1;                                  // Enable SD Card, wait a bit to make sure SD card is properly inserted
+    wait(1);
+    
+    printf("Card detected!\r\n");
+    
+    mkdir("/sd/Wi-Go", 0777);
+    mkdir("/sd/Wi-Go", 0777);
+    
+    FILE *fp = fopen("/sd/Wi-Go/sdtest.txt", "w");
+    if(fp == NULL) {
+        error("Could not open file for write\n\r");
+    }
+    fprintf(fp, "Hello Wi-Go SD card!");
+    fclose(fp); 
+ 
+    printf("Finished :-) \r\n");
+}