Yan,
This warning should have no effect on the production of an .asm file. Of
course, if you had errors in your build, that is a different story.
Check your build directory for a file named .asm if
you didn't specify a specific name with the -Fa switch.
But note that you can look at the assembly code generated from a Microengine
C file easily without using the -Fa switch. When using the Workbench
(v2.01) in debug mode, choosing a thread to view will, by default, display
the source code for the thread. However, there is a toggle switch on that
window (it has a yellow and green page icon circularly pointing to each
other) that will display the .list file containing the assembly for the
source code line your cursor is currently on. Check it out!
--eric h.
-----Original Message-----
From: Yan Luo [mailto:yluo@cs.ucr.edu]
Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2003 12:02 PM
To: ixp1200@CS.Princeton.EDU
Subject: [ixp1200] How to generate asm code from SDK
HI,
I try to generate the assembly code from Micro C code using SDK 2.0,
In the Build->setting, I check the "Produce assembly code file". When I
compile , I got the following warning:
(0): warning : IPO enabled; -Fa and -FA produce dummy .asm files
It seems it did not produce asm file, and I cannot find asm file anywhere.
How can I get the assembly code?
Thanks,
Yan
