Examining Source and Assembler Code

You can display your program in several different ways. If you display assembler in the Source Pane, you can also display addresses in the following ways:

Source code (Default)

Use the View > Source As > Source command.

Assembler code

Use the View > Source As > Assembler command.

Source and assembler interleaved

Use the View > Source As > Interleaved command.

Source statements are treated as comments. You can set breakpoints or evaluation points only at the machine level. Setting an action point at the first instruction after a source statement, however, is equivalent to setting it at that source statement.

You can tell TotalView to display assembler code using symbolic or absolute addresses:

To Display Address Using	Use This Command
Absolute addresses for locations and references--default	View > Assembler > By Address
Symbolic addresses (function names and offsets) for locations and references	View > Assembler > Symbolically

 
The following three figures illustrate the different ways TotalView can display assembler code.

Note:   You can also display assembler instructions in a Variable Window. For more information, see Displaying Machine Instructions.

Address Only (Absolute Addresses)

 

Assembler Only (Symbolic Addresses)

Interleaved Source/Assembler (Absolute Addresses)