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
Yes I do. I already have an Assembly component and also try opening a new one. Look the attached files, for exmple, the _Startup has the ASM but my code doesn't
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
Thanks CrasyCat, I'll do as you said