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No low-level debugging possible with new SDK

Hello,

I'd like to understand why we cannot do low-level debugging no more. When I select it, I have to choose which platform/UART i'd like to use. However, my platform simply works on UART0 and not on any other port, like the other platforms seem to use. Compiling with "No low-level debugging UART" ( which seems to be the setting when you expect output to appear on UART0 ), causes a build failure due to some files missing: "debug-macro.S".

This ,however, makes it impossible to debug anything and it's getting really frustrating. What we actually WANT to debug, is the fact that no output is shown, but the console parameters are correctly telling the kernel to use ttyO0 instead. Kernel 3.2 from a previous SDK seems to load and display on the uart without any problems, so I know the boot parameter is correct.

Debugging a kernel without output is really looking for a needle in a haystack, so if somebody could explain us where we can find the needed files, or figure out why we don't see any output in the first place, that person would have my everlasting gratitude!

Kind regards,

Arend