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Assembly Window
The Assembly window displays the disassembled code from the program just compiled. All
but the opcode information may be toggled off and on using the checkboxes shown below. For
more information about this window see Section 11.4.3.
Show Addresses
Check this to show the logical address of the instruction in the far left column.
Show OpCodes
Check this to show the hexidecimal number corresponding to the opcode of the
instruction.
Show Clock Cycles
Check this to show the number of clock cycles needed to execute the instruction in the
far right column. Zero wait states is assumed. Two numbers are shown for conditional
return instructions. The first is the number of cycles if the return is executed, the sec-
ond is the number of cycles if the return is not executed.
Sum Clock Cycles
Check this to total the clock cycles for a block of instructions. The block of instruc-
tions must be selected and highlighted using the mouse. The total is displayed to the
right of the number of clock cycles of the last instruction in the block. This value
assumes one execution per instruction, so looping and branching must be considered
separately.
Use Syntax Highlighting
Toggle syntax highlighting. Click on the Syntax tab to set the different colors.
Show Source
Check this to display the Dynamic C statement corresponding to the assembly code.