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Meaning of shading in source code margin debug window

Michael Unger

I would like to know what the shading means in the left margin of the source code window in debug. It is mostly a very light gray but certain parts of it are a darker gray so it look like a bunch of little dark gray blocks. I can't for the life of me figure out if it relates to comments or blocks of code or what. Since I am troubleshooting some code that does not seem to be getting executed it would be helpful to know. I am using uVision MDK-Lite V4.72.10.0 for a STM32F0 processor.

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Mike

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  • 0 in reply to Michael Unger

    I would first check for those missing statements by using Optimize-0.
    In this case, the two HSEON lines must have dark gray markers.
    At higher optimize levels, code may get merged/moved depending on
    context. With -O0, when clicking at the first HSEON line in source
    code, the disassembly view gets syncronized so that you will see the
    corresponding code.

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  • 0 in reply to Michael Unger

    I would first check for those missing statements by using Optimize-0.
    In this case, the two HSEON lines must have dark gray markers.
    At higher optimize levels, code may get merged/moved depending on
    context. With -O0, when clicking at the first HSEON line in source
    code, the disassembly view gets syncronized so that you will see the
    corresponding code.

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