Is there a way to generate a mixed C source/assembly listing for compiled
source files? The -s option to qcc generates an assembly listing but it
doesn’t show the C source.
If you have debug info present then ntoarm-objdump -S object.o will show interlaced source/assembly
Cheers,
Colin
Ken Schumm wrote:
Is there a way to generate a mixed C source/assembly listing for compiled
source files? The -s option to qcc generates an assembly listing but it
doesn’t show the C source.
Great info. Thanks for the speedy reply Colin!
“Colin Burgess” <cburgess@qnx.com> wrote in message
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If you have debug info present then ntoarm-objdump -S object.o will show
interlaced source/assemblyCheers,
Colin
Ken Schumm wrote:
Is there a way to generate a mixed C source/assembly listing for
compiled
source files? The -s option to qcc generates an assembly listing but it
doesn’t show the C source.
Ken Schumm wrote:
Great info. Thanks for the speedy reply Colin!
I’ll make sure this gets into the Utilities Reference for objdump, too.
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