simon@shiva.trl.oz (Simon Michnowicz - A Free Spirit) (04/09/90)
This question refers to the Disassembler in TurboC's Stand-alone debugger. It has a really nice feature, namely printing a line of C code, and the assembly instructions that are equivalent to it. This is really useful to me, and I would like to get the WHOLE file done like that. However there seems to be no easy way of doing this. The only way I can think of is to dump each window full of information to a log file. Tedious for long progams!! Can anyone possibly help me here? regards Simon Michnowicz *************************************************************************** Simon Michnowicz | Integrated Customer Services | Telecom Australia | Research Laboratories | "We Do It To Bits In Packets" Phone: Wk (03) 541 6476 | Hm No Fixed Abode | ACSNET simon@shiva.trl.oz | ***************************************************************************
joefritz@pawl.rpi.edu (Jochen M. Fritz) (04/09/90)
In article <1291@trlluna.trl.oz> simon@shiva.trl.oz (Simon Michnowicz - A Free Spirit) writes: > >This question refers to the Disassembler in TurboC's >Stand-alone debugger. > >It has a really nice feature, namely printing a line >of C code, and the assembly instructions that are >equivalent to it. > >This is really useful to me, and I would like to >get the WHOLE file done like that. However there This feature is included in the TCC compiler (Command line only). Just type tcc -s file.c. You will get a .asm file, that you can use to your heart's content. I hope this works. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | Jochen Fritz | For though we live in the world, we do not | | joefritz@pawl.rpi.edu | wage war as the world does.-- 2 Cor. 10:3 | | usergk2s@rpitsmts.bitnet| You have heard it said, Love your neighbor | | Noah [the peace monger] | and hate your enemy. But I tell you: Love | | | your enemies. Matt. 5:43-44 | ------------------------------------------------------------------------
grimlok@hubcap.clemson.edu (Mike Percy) (04/10/90)
I tried to mail this, but it bounced. simon@shiva.trl.oz (Simon Michnowicz - A Free Spirit): > > This question refers to the Disassembler in TurboC's > Stand-alone debugger. > > It has a really nice feature, namely printing a line > of C code, and the assembly instructions that are > equivalent to it. > > This is really useful to me, and I would like to > get the WHOLE file done like that. However there > seems to be no easy way of doing this. The only way > I can think of is to dump each window full of information > to a log file. Tedious for long progams!! > Well, in answer to your question, I found it to be a handy feature too, and wanted to get a whole program listed in this form. What I did was to write a REXX exec that reads in the C program and merges it with the ASM file. I meant to get around to re-writing the exec in C, but haven't so far. You should be able to do it pretty simply, though. Have a look at the output of the following: tcc -S prog.c (namely prog.asm) Notice the lines labeled ; debug L ## (## is the corresponding line in the C prog) So now make a C prog that reads in a C source code into an array (because you may need to reference them more than once) and then read the .ASM file. When you see a line with the above prefix, spit out the C line with the right number. Lines without the right prefix, just spit out. You could avoid the array by doing a simple merge kind-of-thing. For the few cases when you would need a line from the source more than once, you could vote to simply put out the ?debug line. Good luck.