I recently upgraded from DK51 to PK51, one of the big reasons was the new 'disassembly output file' option. However, I can't for the life of me figure out how to get this to work when using ONLY assembler files. I have a project (and I re-made it from scratch) containing my assembly source files. I have checked the 'pack' option in 'C' (I note that this doesn't relate to assembly files). I have enabled the generation of the '.cod' file. But no '.cod' file is generated! It appears (I'm guessing) that only if the object file indicates that packing was done, is the '.cod' file made, but since there is no documentation, I don't know for sure. How can one generate a '.cod' file from a project that is using only Assembly, not C? Any help is appreciated. David Erbas-White
"...obviously this thread is I guess being followed by those who would like these features..." And this Thread: http://www.keil.com/forum/docs/thread1657.asp I can't really see why the disassembler output should depend on any linker, assembler or compiler options; after all, the debugger manages it. All we want is a proper source+assembler listing - "LPP that works" Just making the debugger's disassembler available and printable would do it!
uVision2 V2.31 (part of C51 V7.01, C251 V3.51 and C166 V4.23) supports now finally copy and paste in the disassembly window for large portions. In this way you can copy the content to an editor window and print it.