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‎2011-01-10 9:07 AM
IAR about question
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‎2011-05-17 5:21 AM
As far as IAR goes,
I have used it for AVR and this is how i saw the assembly file: DEBUG or SIMULATE under PORJECT->OPTION->DEBUGGER under SETUP tab, Select Driver to be SIMULATOR or your debugging tools. Once simulation is in process, go VIEW-> DISASSEMBLY Hope this helps.- Mark as New
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‎2011-05-17 5:21 AM
It isn´t right and i want to see the ASM code. How can i see that on IAR
Wouldn't going to Project -> Options, and selecting ''C/C++ Compiler'' and the ''List'' tab, and then checking the ''Output list file'' or ''Output assembler file'' options and sub options, do the job?Up vote any posts that you find helpful, it shows what's working..
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‎2011-05-17 5:21 AM
yes it does :).
I just do it the other way because it becomeseasier for me
to know exactly what line of code equates to the assembly when I right click on the C code -> Set Next Statement. Both works .- Mark as New
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‎2011-05-17 5:21 AM
I do like you said me but that is the only i can see. I dont want this. I want code like:
MOV AL, 061h and I only see the following.
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‎2011-05-17 5:21 AM
I know the reason. I was programming with STlink JTAG debugger and it must be done with SIMULATOR or altmost it works only in that way for me.
