PROBLEMS WITH MACROS WHEN DEBUGGING

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Read-Only Author Carlos Barreiro Posted 1-Jun-2004 12:54 GMT Toolset C51	PROBLEMS WITH MACROS WHEN DEBUGGING Carlos Barreiro When I am debugging an assembler module in uVison2 v2.40 and I set a breakpoint in a macro (standard macro), the debugger executes all instruccions in that macro unless the last instruction. But if I reach the macro by pressing step-over since a previous instruction, when I reach the macro and press step-over, the debugger start by the first instruction of the macro but I need to press step-over more than once to get out of the macro. I need to press step-over as many times as instructions are executed inside the macro. Does any one know how to execute a macro in one step as you can do in dScope?

Read-Only Author Hans-Bernhard Broeker Posted 1-Jun-2004 14:16 GMT Toolset C51	RE: PROBLEMS WITH MACROS WHEN DEBUGGING Hans-Bernhard Broeker Step-over differs from step-into only for the case of stepping to a subroutine call, not macro invocations. As far as the debugger is informed about these things, macros don't really exist. If you want to step over a macro, you'll probably have to move the cursor down one line and "run to cursor".