Honored ContributorI only know how to step the source code when debugging using IDE. Can I step the assembly code in IDE like GDB(insight)?
I know how to use GDB+insight to debug application of Altera NiosII project. Can I use GDB+insight to debug linux application? If yes, how to do that? Thanks!!
Honored ContributorYes you can step through the assembly code. There is a button to switch the view over to the assembled code. I'd point you to the button but I don't have the software installed on this computer. You can also see the memory contents, registers, etc....
CheersHonored Contributorhello upstairs,
Button ? what Button. I found that some assembled code that can't debug.Honored ContributorOk, then coming soon.
In the version of the IDE I have (which has the button I refer to), assembly debug is possible.Honored Contributor
in the version of the ide i have (which has the button i refer to), assembly debug is possible. --- Quote End --- The version 1.0.0 has the button?
Honored Contributorthe button you're looking for is available when in the debug perspective. It is located in the right-most set of buttons on the debug control toolbar in the Debug window (where the resume/terminate/step buttons are). It's the 4th icon from the right, next to the 'show gdb console' icon. This should be available in all versions of the IDE.
Honored Contributor..forgot to add - it's labelled 'Disassembly on/off'.
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I was about to give more info since I have the IDE up in front of me. See ffone13 I'm not crazy lolHonored ContributorHi all,
Can you step into these functions like:IORD_8DIRECT(),IOWR_8DIRECT() and so on? thank u.Honored ContributorIORD and IOWR are macros (the IORD_xDIRECT family are all macros too).
So you can't step into them because they appear inline (and normally compile up into exactly one instruction each in optimised code.
