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How to i disassemble the CCS6.1.2 generated .out file ?

Biju Nair
Prodigy 100 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3200, TMS320F28335

Hi,

I am building some image for CC3200 part and would like to disassemble the generated .out file to verify certain things. I couldn't find any tool which can do this for me. Appreciate, if someone can point me the right answer.

PS : I am a newbie here.

Regards, Biju

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    Guru 20045 points

    Hello Biju,

    You can generate C source interlisted assembly files by going to Build->Advanced Options->Assembler Options in the properties dialog box and selecting "Keep the generated assembly language and then selecting "Generate C source interlisted assembly file" from Source interlist. After the you compile the program the .asm files will be in the project's build directory.

    To get the properties dialog box, right click on your project and then selectProperties.

    I am using the TMS320F28335. The properties options may be different for the CC3200.  However, there should be something similar that you can select that will allow you to generate assembly files.


    Stephen

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    Guru 20045 points
    You can also see the assembly code by using the disassembly view while debugging the code, i.e. Window->Show View->Disassembly.
    Stephen
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    TI__Guru**** 173310 points

    In addition to Stephen's suggestions, there is also a disassembler included with the compiler tools. For the ARM compiler tools (used for CC3200), it is called armdis.exe and can be found in the \bin folder within the compiler directory. It is a command line utility.

    More details about the disassembler can be found in the ARM Assembly Language Tools Users Guide.

  • 0 in reply to AartiG
    Prodigy 100 points
    Thanks a lot Stephen and Arathi. It helped a lot.

    Regards, Biju