Hello folks,
Have you ever tried to debug assembler macro?
Something like
.MACRO ADDI16
subi @0,low(-@2)
sbci @1,high(-@2)
.ENDMACRO
and see what is going on in there?
Please tell me if this is possible
Thank you
sergei_iliev
Debug macro in assembler
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clawson 
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If you mean you want to see the code after macro expansion then start the code in the simulator and on the view menu select Disassembler and you should see something like:
15: ADDI16 R24,R25, 1234 +00000002: 528E SUBI R24,0x2E Subtract immediate +00000003: 4F9B SBCI R25,0xFB Subtract immediate with carry
sergei_iliev
Ectually ,i want to debug step by step into the macro
sergei_iliev
Yes,with the Disassembler it is possible to step in
Thank you clawson
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Also
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LISTMAC - Turn macro expansion on
The LISTMAC directive tells the Assembler that when a macro is called, the expansion of the macro is to be shown on the listfile generated by the Assembler. The default is that only the macro-call with parameters is shown in the listfile.