Debugger is running in Assembler

[Bilbosax]

I know I am going to get raked over the coals for this.  Please know that I have read the help files on debugging already, read other forum posts by others having a similar problem, but I am really stuck and am at a loss.  My C program has an error in it that I cannot identify and I need to debug it.  So I clicked on the project options, set my compiler and assembler debug information to "Full", and the linker debug information to "CodeView" since I am on a 64 bit machine/project.  I then rebuilt the project, and clicked on Go/Debug, and when it opens the debugger tab, it is all in assembly and means nothing to me.  Please help me to identify what I am doing wrong.  I am on a Windows 10 machine.  I also watched this youtube video with a slight modification because I am making a 64 bit project. But I am still stuck in debugging in Assembly code, not line by line through my regular code.  Any help appreciated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwDMTR406S4

[Bilbosax]

Noone has had this problem here?I am finding a lot of similar posts on the web, but unfortunately, the guy did not tell us how he fixed it, simply that it was fixed. I could really use some help here.  I am enjoying Pelles C a lot, but I cannot debug in it at all because it is only showing me assembly code that I do not understand.  I want to be able to debug in Pelles C so that i get a line by line debugging of the source code written. I know I must not have something set up correctly, but I have gone through the documentation and still have not found what I have set up wrong.  Please help if you have any thoughts at all on this.  Thanks

Here is a link to a similar problem:
https://cboard.cprogramming.com/c-programming/144683-debugging-pelles-c-plz-help.html

[jj2007]

With these project settings, I see C code, not assembler, when debugging. Have you rebuilt the project after setting the options?

[Bilbosax]

Yes, I rebuild the project every time I make a change and save the file. Project->Rebuild

[TimoVJL]

Tools -> Options... -> Debug -> Always break in entry-point should be unchecked.

otherwise i see something like this:

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_mainCRTStartup:
004010D0 push ebp
004010D1 mov ebp,esp
004010D3 push FFFFFFFF
004010D5 push 407030
004010DA push __except_handler3
...

[Bilbosax]

You really got my hopes up with this one TimoVJL.  But I checked the debug options and "Always break on entry-point" is already unchecked Everything else is checked except for "just-in-time debugging" which is greyed-out. I wish I knew what a user had to do to force Pelles C to debug in Assembly, and then I would just undo it LOL

[TimoVJL]

You didn't tell us what kind of assembly you see.
Is project Working directory changed and source file not found.
What happens with breakpoints?