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1.1 root 1: menu "Kernel Debugging"
2:
3: config DEBUG
4: bool "Kernel Debugging"
5: default y
6: help
7: Kernel Debugging
8:
9: config DEBUG_BOOT
10: bool "Boot messages"
11: depends on DEBUG
12: default y
13: help
14: early boot code (multiboot parsing etc)
15:
16: config DEBUG_DSTACK
17: bool "dstack messages"
18: depends on DEBUG
19: default n
20: help
21: stack debugging. warning: heavy output!
22:
23: config DEBUG_RSTACK
24: bool "rstack messages"
25: depends on DEBUG
26: default n
27: help
28: stack debugging. warning: heavy output!
29:
30: config DEBUG_DICTIONARY
31: bool "Dictionary loading/dumping"
32: depends on DEBUG
33: default n
34: help
35: print few additional information on dictionary loading/dumping
36:
37: config DEBUG_INTERNAL
38: bool "Prime Words"
39: depends on DEBUG
40: default n
41: help
42: print additional information for some prime words, like branches
43:
44: config DEBUG_INTERPRETER
45: bool "Interpreter"
46: depends on DEBUG
47: default n
48: help
49: additional information about the unix.c builtin C interpreter
50: and some other places where it actually does not belong.
51:
52: config DEBUG_CONSOLE
53: bool "Console"
54: default y
55: help
56: use builtin C console code for user interaction. There is no
57: real alternative to this until someone writes a display/kbd or
58: serial driver in forth.
59:
60: config DEBUG_CONSOLE_SERIAL
61: bool "Serial Console"
62: depends on DEBUG_CONSOLE
63: default y
64: help
65: use serial console.
66:
67: config SERIAL_PORT
68: int "Serial Port"
69: depends on DEBUG_CONSOLE_SERIAL
70: default "1"
71: help
72: 0 for none, 1 for ttyS0, 2 for ttyS1
73:
74: config SERIAL_SPEED
75: int "Serial line speed"
76: depends on DEBUG_CONSOLE_SERIAL
77: default "115200"
78: help
79: supported speeds are: 115200, 57600, 38400, 19200, 9600
80:
81: config DEBUG_CONSOLE_VGA
82: bool "VGA Console"
83: depends on DEBUG_CONSOLE
84: default y
85: help
86: use vga textmode and keyboard console
87:
88: endmenu
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