Is their a general overview on using the disassembly window
On a post on CPLD miss without replacement error, https://ez.analog.com/thread/47145, the AD support stated "In the disassembly window , you can backtrack the instruction sequence which is leading to this exception, this might give you some clues, where problem is happening." Is there an overview of the disassembly window and all its functions?
Hi,
Disassembly windows display disassembled instructions and symbolic information, which is useful for temporarily modifying the code to test a change or to view code when no source is available. The Disassembly window allows you to examine the assembly code generated by the C/C++ compiler. Symbolic information includes alphanumeric characters representing values and addresses.You can perform the following in the view:
• Setting breakpoints at the start of any assembly instruction
• Enabling or disabling breakpoints and setting their properties
• Stepping through disassembled instructions
• Jumping to specific instructions, symbols, or expressions
• Temporarily modifying code in order to test a change or view code when no source is available
To explore the Disassembly view:
For CCES: Choose Window > Show View > Other > Debug > Disassembly and click OK.
For VDSP: By default,a Disassembly window appears when you open a new session.If not you can choose View > Debug windows > Disassembly
Please refer the below help path for more information on Disassembly windows:
If you are using CCES:
CCES help > Help contents > CrossCore Embedded Studio 2.6.0 > Integrated Development Environment > Navigating Within the IDE > Views > Debug > Disassembly View
If you are using VisualDSP++:
VisualDSP help > contents > Graphical Environment > IDDE > Environment >Debug Windows > Disassembly Windows
Regards,
Kader
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