Arduino

Arduino is a software library for AVR microcontrollers (and others). It is aimed at fast prototyping, sometimes at the cost of performance. It has extensive libraries and software for many popular ICs. Elitists will hate on Arduino, but that's mostly because they don't want you to be successful.

Arduino Nano as flammable gas sensor.

Convert Uno code to ASM

apt-get install binutils-avr

compile program in IDE. find .elf file (was in deb 9 /tmp/arduino-build.#####/) (can look at verbose arduino compile window)

avr-objdump -S code.ino.elf > output.asm

See gas sensor, or ph sensor in 2019 projects for more details

Ref: https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=50169.0

Here's a script:

#!/bin/bash
#run this script from /tmp/arduino_build_#### folder
#$0 will be this script. $1 will be the .ino file to parse.
#omit the .elf part
#e.g. ./gen_debug.sh shiftin_try6_wLED.ino
DIR=debug_files

mkdir $DIR
avr-objdump -S $1.elf | c++filt > ./$DIR/$1.ASM
readelf -a $1.elf > ./$DIR/$1.READELF
#note: sometimes strings needs to be adjusted when rev engineering.
strings $1.elf > ./$DIR/$1.STRINGS
file $1.elf > ./$DIR/$1.FILE
#nm, could potentially be used for object files in build/libraries folder
nm ./sketch/$1.cpp.o | c++filt > ./$DIR/$1.NM
# cpp.d has directory paths. might be useful in 10 years when you try to build again.
cp ./sketch/$1.cpp.d ./$DIR/.

#reference: The IDA Pro Book, by Chris Eagle
#and https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=50169.0

# that's all for now