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Commands->Step Into

Simulation

Use the Step Into command to start or continue the simulation session.  In  disassembly mode, use this command to execute the next instruction and only the next instruction.  In source level mode it will execute the next line of source code.

If the instruction is a subroutine or function call, and you do not wish to follow the execution into this subroutine, then use the Step Over command instead.

If the next instruction is not a subroutine or function call, then the Step Into and Step Over commands behave identically.

On-Chip Debugging

Use the Step Into command to start or continue the debugging session.  In  disassembly mode, use this command to execute the next instruction and only the next instruction.  In source level mode it will execute the next line of source code.

If the instruction is a subroutine or function call, and you do not wish to follow the execution into this subroutine, then use the Step Over command instead.

If the next instruction is not a subroutine or function call, then the Step Into and Step Over commands behave identically.