Stepping

In the CodeWarrior Classic IDE, the cmdwin::step command uses the Thread window source view mode to determine if the step is performed at the assembly instruction level or at the source instruction level. The CodeWarrior Eclipse IDE does not support the view mode concept. Use the new commands, stepi and nexti, at the assembly instructional level. The stepi command executes to the next assembly instruction, and the nexti command executes to the next assembly instruction unless the current instruction is a function call.

In addition, the syntax of the step commands has been redesigned to match the expected behavior. The step command in the CodeWarrior Classic IDE is used to step over a source line. However, in the CodeWarrior Eclipse IDE, the step or step in command means `step into', which is used to step into a source line and the next command means `step over'. The step li command has been removed. A new command, finish has been added for stepping out of a function.

Note: For backwards compatibility, you can enable the original CodeWarrior Classic IDE syntax by setting the environment variable, FREESCALE_CMDWIN_CLASSIC_STEP.