The uVision3 IDE has a tab in the "Options for Target '... '" dialog box called "Listing." I have been using the "Page Width" and "Page Length" controls to make my listings fit nicely on my screen, paper, etc. This week I have added a module in assembly for the first time. Its page usage is radically different from C and I need to specify this separately, but I can see no way to do that from the dialog box. As an alternative, I could insert directives into each source module, but I can't find a way to disable the controls generated by the dialog box. Is there some arbitration scheme (shortest one wins?) that would allow me to generate C and assembly listings with different numbers of rows & columns per page in the same project? Thanks.
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I tried that, and it works! I learned a long time ago that the readability of a listing is proportional to the number of lines I can see at one time, so I write all my C source in 60-space lines, and print 2 columns on a A-size sheet in duplexed landscape mode (I usually print out only the source module, as the listings don't add much in C.) If I write something in assembly, I usually wind up looking at the bytes and have to print the listing in portrait mode, one column per page. Thanks.