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When single-stepping through assembly code in CCS, why does each step command step through several assembly instructions?

April 26, 2017assembly CCS code Command instructions single-stepping step

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When single-stepping through assembly code in CCS, why does each step command step through several assembly instructions?

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If the C source file is not open in CCS, and the user has loaded the symbols, you may notice that while single-stepping, CCS executes several assembly instructions per step command. This is because CCS is stepping in C source mode, which in some cases, could translate to several assembly instructions for each line of C source. To view the correct stepping, select Mixed Mode.