Breakpoints Not Saved

Quote from KerimF on February 16, 2025, 4:11 pmThis is not important, and perhaps it is just me since my OS is W7 32.
I recall a file, *.brk, used to be created after saving and closing an AVR debugged code, *.asm.
The new versions don’t do it. Some versions created, *.cfg, instead, though no sign of breakpoints in it.
My work around is to add, before exiting SimulIDE, sort of flag, <bp>, as a comment on every line at which there is a breakpoint (besides erasing the extra ones from a previous session).
This is not important, and perhaps it is just me since my OS is W7 32.
I recall a file, *.brk, used to be created after saving and closing an AVR debugged code, *.asm.
The new versions don’t do it. Some versions created, *.cfg, instead, though no sign of breakpoints in it.
My work around is to add, before exiting SimulIDE, sort of flag, <bp>, as a comment on every line at which there is a breakpoint (besides erasing the extra ones from a previous session).


Quote from KerimF on February 22, 2025, 2:30 pmQuote from arcachofo on February 21, 2025, 5:59 pmHave a look at Editor->Setting->File Settings.
In which version?
I am sorry, I couldn't find a setting related to breakpoints in SimulIDE_1.1.0-R2037_Win32 and SimulIDE_1.2.0-RC1_Win32.
On the schematic window there is:
Settings -> App, Circuit or Simulation.
On the code window there is:
Settings -> Editor Settings -> options (but none about breakpoints).
Quote from arcachofo on February 21, 2025, 5:59 pmHave a look at Editor->Setting->File Settings.
In which version?
I am sorry, I couldn't find a setting related to breakpoints in SimulIDE_1.1.0-R2037_Win32 and SimulIDE_1.2.0-RC1_Win32.
On the schematic window there is:
Settings -> App, Circuit or Simulation.
On the code window there is:
Settings -> Editor Settings -> options (but none about breakpoints).


Quote from KerimF on February 22, 2025, 9:48 pmQuote from arcachofo on February 22, 2025, 4:35 pmFile Settings is for an specific file (the one opened in the Editor).
I got it. Thank you.
Quote from arcachofo on February 22, 2025, 4:35 pmFile Settings is for an specific file (the one opened in the Editor).
I got it. Thank you.