Executing an Assembler Instruction

If the current instruction in the application is a function call, you can either step into the function or step over the function.

  1. To step one assembler instruction, stepping into a function:
    1. Select Run > Instruction Step Into or click the Instruction Step Into button.
    2. Use the stepi command.

    A single processor instruction step is executed and the application advances one assembly instruction. If the next instruction is a function call, the debugger steps into the function.

    The Assembler window opens if it is not open already.

  2. To step one assembler instruction, stepping over a function:
    1. Select Run > Instruction Step Over or click the Instruction Step Over button.
    2. Use the nexti command.

    The application advances until the next Assembler instruction. If the current assembly instruction is a jump or a call, the debugger steps over it.

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