I have a project with mutliple 'C' source files. When I compile why is only the 'main' file represented as assembler in the .lst (list) file? The other source files just appear as commented 'C'. There are no other .lst files individually generated, for each of these source files, so that is not an answer either.
I'm trying to read the 'assembler' code generated by the compiler in order to track down and kill a bug.
Ttelmah Guest
Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 6:07 am
If the routines in the other files are not being called, then no assembler will be generated.
Remove the 'nolist' option from the processor include file (this is there by default, and makes some assembler 'unshown'), but this normally only affects the 'system' code, not your own includes.
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