Hi all!
I'm using HiWave from CW 3.1.
This is a problem that I'm having since forever, and I think maybe you can help me.
I'd like to know how to display assembly code, so debugging would be easier. Sometimes, I mean for some files or routines, code is shown. But with others (most of) that windows is empty.
Should I generate a special output? I'm generating listing file.
Thanks!
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Hello
Something strange seems to happen on your system.
I would recommend you to submit a service request for that to get one of our support engineer looking into that
Click here to submit a service request..
Make sure to attach a project reproducing the issue and installed product information to the SR.
To make sure you provide all necessary project information, you can use the Pack and Go wizard.
- Start the IDE
- Open the Project
- Select Help -> "Pack and Go"
- Follow the instruction on the screen. That will generate a zip file containing all necessary
information (including the installed product information).
CrasyCat
Hello
Are you having problems with ANSI C source files or with Assembly source files?
Are you generating debug information for the source files?
Are you seeing Source code in the Source window?
CrasyCat
Hi CrasyCat!
> Are you having problems with ANSI C source files or with Assembly source files?
The trouble is with ANSI C files.
>Are you seeing Source code in the Source window?
Yes, I can see the C source file, and I can debug it. But sometimes I need to debug viewing the ASM code executed and the Assembly windows is empty.
>Are you generating debug information for the source files?
I guess so... Because I can debug the code, but as I said before, sometimes it would be great if I can see the ASM instruction that it is executing. Now, When I want to know that, I need to go outisde the debugger and take a look at the associated .lst file and look for the line that I was debugging
Hello
Did you open an Assembly Component inside of HI-WAVE (Use Component > Open to open a new one)?
The purpose of this component is to show disassembly code start at current PC.
The code is disassembled directly from memory.
CrasyCat
Hello
Something strange seems to happen on your system.
I would recommend you to submit a service request for that to get one of our support engineer looking into that
Click here to submit a service request..
Make sure to attach a project reproducing the issue and installed product information to the SR.
To make sure you provide all necessary project information, you can use the Pack and Go wizard.
- Start the IDE
- Open the Project
- Select Help -> "Pack and Go"
- Follow the instruction on the screen. That will generate a zip file containing all necessary
information (including the installed product information).
CrasyCat