There's a number of reasons I have for wanting to view the ASM of my C program, but from what I'm discovering, it only seems possible to view the ASM of 3rd-party modules that don't have a src.
How can I view the ASM of my src?
I had the same issue, but found a solution for clion. It however requires that you have the GDB debuggger.
Set a breakpoint in the function that you want to disassemble
Run the debugger
When the breakpoint is hit, look down on in the debugger window, on the right panel, you should see GDB. Click on it
Type: disassemble
The disassembly of the function should be printed out in the same panel
Enjoy.
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Whilst debugging a console app in c# and VS2008, disassembly window appears uninvited.
I am debugging my code line by line using F11. I have break points set and it starts off well then after a call in a method to open database connection, the debugger opens disassembly window and stays there. I have right-clicked on disassembly tab and selected hide but the window pops again as soon as I hit F11.
How do I turn debugging in disassembly off permanently?
Go to Debug->Options and Settings, uncheck the box for Enable address-level debugging and that should do what you want.
You also may want to check Enable Just My Code if it is not checked.
I have written my first Hello World Objective C program.
How do I add a breakpoint and inspect a variable?
I can see a Breakpoints button but can't insert one.
Command + \ to add breakpoint at current line
You don't need to right click or any such thing. To enable the breakpoints in your code all you have to do is click on a particular line number. You'll get a breakpoint symbol in your code there.
You can add multiple breakpoints to your code. The breakpoints button on top is used to put all your breakpoints ON (during debugging) or OFF (when necessary)
I'll be addressing a section on breakpoints in my blog ( http://techtalktone.wordpress.com ) soon.
Hope this helps :D
Maybe this is useful for you: Xcode Debugging Guide
use menu entry Product->Debug->Add Breakpoint at Current line
that menu also shows the shortcuts for similar actions
I'm having trouble finding much in the way of information about the new XCode layout. How can I view the disassembly of my source file, rather than just the C++ code?
In Xcode 4.2 (and Xcode 5), you can see the assembly or disassembly for a file by:
Showing the assistant editor (command+option+Enter is the default shortcut).
In the JumpBar, select the tuxedo icon and select "Assembly" or "Disassembly" from the drop-down list.
You can view the Assembly for a file whether or not you're running the application. Disassembly is only available when the application is running and being debugged.
Follow these simple steps inside of Xcode:
You can also display disassembly by navigating to:
Debug->Debug Workflow->Show Disassembly while debugging.
This will display source and disassembly in the main window view.
On Xcode 6 you can go to the menu "Debug -> Debug Workflow -> Always show disassembly".
From what I read in a very thorough XCode 4 review (http://fireballed.org/linked/2011/03/09/xcode-pilkington/), the ability to show a file as assembly code is now gone in XCode 4. I guess you could always set a breakpoint in a method, and look at it disassembled in the debugger console with something like the "x/100i" command to treat print out the next 100 instructions in assembly, but that is a lot less convenient.
I use PB 6.0 to debug my Windows-CE image. Whenever I run in this mode VS2005 opens the disassembly window each time it hits a debug break in a file that it does not have its source (pdb file for the module). This is really annoying as I would like to stick to the output view. I could find a setting to disable this disassembly window automatic opening. Tools->options->debugging->general-> deselecting "show disassembly if source is not available" did not help.
My question:
Does anyone know how to disable this disassembly window automatic activation?
Thanks,
Shai
goto Visual Studio Menu in that Select Tools => Option => Debugging => General
and uncheck the Show Disassembly if source is not available
it will disable DisAssemble at bebug time
i
think it will work fine
Ajay Patel
In the XCode debugger, I can only see the disassembly code, I do not see the section for source code. I tried the "source code and disassembly" options in Debugger display. Nothing changes. Can someone please help me with this?
You're never going to see any source code that you don't have access to. If you're stepping into Apple's territory (or any other vendor's for that matter), all you'll get is disassembly.
Make sure you check the menus. Visit "Product" > "Debug Workflow" and make sure "Show Disassembly When Debugging" is off. Some rabbit activated it for me...
You get to the source code by clicking on the method name in the thread window.