If you want to see the code that would be generated for your file, you can disassemble the file. Disassembling is useful if you want to view the machine-level code that is being executed when your source code is executed. In addition, the disassembled code can be a model for writing your own assembly routines. Library files can also be examined using this command.

The Disassemble command in the Project Menu disassembles the compiled source-code file selected in the Project window and displays its assembly-language code in a new window. The title of the new window consists of the name of the source code file with the extension ".dump."

To save the contents of the ".dump" window, choose one of the save commands in the File Menu.If the file being disassembled has not been compiled, choosing the Disassemble command causes the IDE to compile the file before disassembling it.