Step 4: Specify Assembler Options

The Assembler options of the Software Build Settings Wizard allow you to specify preprocessor definitions, include directories, and command-line options for a software toolset assembler to use during a software build. These options also allow you to specify whether you want the assembler to generate debug information, keep local symbols, suppress warnings, or use a C preprocessor during a software build.

To specify the Assembler options, follow these steps:

In the Software Build Settings Wizard: Assembler page 5, specify the following responses to the wizard prompts:

Wizard Prompt:
Response:

Do you want to include any preprocessor definitions when the assembler is running? Make sure No is selected.

Do you want the assembler to search any additional directories for Include Files (.h)? Make sure No is selected.

Select additional assembler options Make sure Generate debug information and Keep local symbols in symbol table are turned on and Suppress warnings is turned off.

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Click Next. Software Build Settings Wizard: Linker [page 6 of 7] appears.

To continue the tutorial, proceed to Step 5: Specify Linker Options.

Wizard Prompt:	Response:
Do you want to include any preprocessor definitions when the assembler is running?	Make sure No is selected.
Do you want the assembler to search any additional directories for Include Files (.h)?	Make sure No is selected.
Select additional assembler options	Make sure Generate debug information and Keep local symbols in symbol table are turned on and Suppress warnings is turned off.