LC60: How many instruction did my application use?

[BasePointer]

Hi,

I'm using CW 6.1 and C for my LC60 application.

Can CW tell me how many instruction my application used?

Not program memory, I need instruction count.

Regards,

BP.

[CrasyCat]

Hello

I am not aware of such a feature.

Why do you need to know that?

CrasyCat

[BasePointer]

Hi,

I want to compare it with other companies requirements.

Can I save or export assembly window in hi-ware?

10x,

BP.

[CrasyCat · Accepted solution]

Hello

No this is not working either.

What you can do is either disassemble the .abs file and look at the listing file

or use the command DASM

1- Disassemble the abs file:

   - Open a Window Explorer window

   - Browse for {Install}\prog

   - Start Decoder.exe

  - Select "File" -> "Open" and select your .abs file name.

    The decoder will generate a file with extension .lst containing disassembled code of the application.

    As far as I remember the will will contains disassembly listing of all code and constant sections.

  You can also start the decoder from the command line if you prefer.

2- Use command DASM

    In order to disassemble code between 0x1870 and 0x19FF, enter the following commands in the

    command window:

      LF logfile.txt

      DASM 0x1870..0x19FF

      NOLF

   From the MAP file you can retrieve the start and end address of the memory areas used by the application.

I hope this helps.

CrasyCat