On Dec 3, 2007, at 7:25 AM, Jamie Coates wrote:
Hello again,
Thank you Razvan for your reply but I fear I have not been entirely
clear with what my intentions for the viewing the assembler code.
I plan on producing the app.s file, modifying it, then continuing
on with the compilation process.
The avr-objdump -d approach would get me what I want to see but I
don't think it would allow me to then go on and modify it, is this
the case?
-Jamie
Vlado was right -- this question is better suited to -help than -devel.
Look at the gcc man page; the option to produce assembly is -S. Just
add -S to CFLAGS. main.exe will be an assembly rather than executable
file, which will cause things like objdump in the standard
compilation process to complain but nothing serious will go wrong.
After you compile, just rename main.exe to main.S or something.
Phil
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