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disassembly symbols

Jim Tomic
Prodigy 70 points

Sorry for the probably dumb question, but I'm new to the whole micro-controller world. 

In the disassembly window, do the $ symbols represent actual addresses? Is there a 

way to look these up? Also, the symbol $C$CON1, based on how it's used below, cannot represent

just one address, so what gives?...  I've spent a whole day trying to find documentation on this and have come

up empty. Any help would be appreciated...

-- Jim

 

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    TI__Genius 15795 points

    Hi Jim,

    The '$'  itself does not represent an address, however $C$L1 or $C$CON1 can map to different addresses or the same address. You can open the Modules view to see all the symbols and there addresses.

    In the Disassembly view, you should be able to show addresses of each instruction line. 

    Regards,
    Patrick