If disassembly often occurs, check whether the check mark in front of Load Application at Startup in the Debug directory is checked. Whether it is checked directly affects the loaded program. Please check the path in front of Edit and edit it. The following form will appear.
Focus on this line. LOAD power.axf INCREMENTAL // Download (assumes that 'load application at startup' is unchecked)
This means that if you do not check the box before "load application at startup", the program that is loaded will be power.axf. If you have created a project by yourself and configured it according to another template, you must be careful here. Otherwise, it will be a headache. At the beginning, I was learning arm development by myself and created a project for power and then rewrote it according to the routine. As a result, no matter how I debugged it, it didn't work. Later, I found that the original routine was in the following format.
LOAD output\keil_example.axf INCREMENTAL, and the load application at startup in the Debug directory was not checked. I also did not check it and it did not work no matter how I debugged it. Disassembly always appeared. Later, I accidentally checked it and it worked. In order to find out the reason, I finally found that the root cause was the file after Load.
This form does not match the following settings and debugging will also enter disassembly
It should be like this: F:IAR project\power\output\
There will be no disassembly.
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