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Mixed *.ino, *.c, *.cpp and Assembly (*.s) in Visual Studio/Micro Project
Sep 15th, 2016 at 12:53am
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I figured out today that I can create an *.s file within a Visual Studio/Micro project "Source Files" folder, and write assembly functions to be called from the *.ino project file.  

I had done similar in the past using Atmel Studio and ported version of Arduino Core as a library.  With Atmel Studio and the Atmel ExplainMini328p (UNO clone) board I could perform embedded debugging (EDBG).  

I would like to do this with Visual Studio/Micro and Arduino UNO.  However, when I set a break point in the assembly code *.s file, it does not break.  Is there a way to do this? 

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Re: Mixed *.ino, *.c, *.cpp and Assembly (*.s) in Visual Studio/Micro Project
Reply #1 - Sep 15th, 2016 at 1:06pm
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Hi

The standard debugger injects serial statements so I doubt it can operate in .S files

The new GDB system works with the EDBG on the Arduino Zero. It should also work with the Explained boards but I haven't had time to test and add the definitions. You could try doing that if you wanted. The GDB debugger is real debug like Atmel Studio

The latest releases of Visual Micro also enable you to use Arduino + Atmel 7 debugger via Atmel Studio 7

Let me know if something is of interest.

  
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