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Stdio
Select this option to activate or deactivate the Stdio window. The Stdio window displays output from
calls to printf(). If the program calls printf(), Dynamic C will activate the Stdio window auto-
matically if it is not already open, unless “Automatic open” is unchecked in the Debug Windows dialog
in Options | Environment Options.
Starting with Dynamic C 9, the various Find commands available on the Edit menu can be used
directly in the Stdio window.
Assembly
(F10)
Select this option to activate or deactivate to activate or deactivate the Disassembled Code window.
The Disassembled Code window (aka., the Assembly window) displays machine code generated by the
compiler in assembly language format.
The
Disassemble at Cursor or Disassemble at Address commands from the Inspect menu also acti-
vate the Disassembled Code window.
The Disassembled Code window displays Dynamic C statements followed by the assembly instruc-
tions for that statement. Each instruction is represented by the memory address on the far left, followed
by the opcode bytes, followed by the mnemonics for the instruction. The last column shows the num-
ber of cycles for the instruction, assuming no wait states. The total cycle time for a block of instruc-
tions will be shown at the lowest row in the block in the cycle-time column, if that block is selected and