[Dspforum] Is there a way to step into the assembly implementations in DSPlib?

[doug wenstrand]

Yes,
the first way is to just ignore the error that it gives you about not being
able to find the source, and do your debugging with the dissassembly view.
In that view, the debugger need not know exactly what it is debugging
sourcewise, it just shows you the instructions, and steps through them like
normal.  This is sufficient for alot of things (i.e. not really debugging a
routine, but trying to figure out where things are going crazy)

If you'd like to see the source of the assembly as well (the difference will
be that symbolic names can sometimes be used instead of hard
addresses...etc)  You'll have to grab the assembly source from the dsplib,
and use that.  The source was distributed when you downloaded the library,
so you should be able to grab it from there.  Its not a whole lot easier to
read than the dissassembled version....

Doug


On Sun, Oct 19, 2008 at 8:16 AM, Pablo Pombo <p_pombo at hotmail.com> wrote:

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