Hi all.
If I run the -morder1 and the -frename-registers on my test programs it
grows in size. The difference is probably that my test programs (sorry I
can't release sources) is not using any 32 bit variable and hardly any
16 bit.
Test summary:
-morder1 + -frename-register | -morder1
test1 | bigger | smaller
test2 | bigger | smaller
Test1 grows from 9886 bytes to 9930 bytes. An increase of 44 bytes. The
most (38 bytes) is in one file. There is not one file that gets smaller.
In Test2 there are several files that get a little bit smaller. But
again there are 2 that get larger.
Including one interrupt routine that now uses an extra register and thus
an requires an extra push/pop.
So I think -frename-register works very well for 32 bit variables but
not for applications not using any 32 bit variable.
HTH,
Wouter
Hi.
Summary results for Avr-libc CVS HEAD 2008-01-13, only C-functions.
Values (base variant) are slightly different from ones of 10 Jan,
due to bug #21995 is fixed. GCC 4.3.X is 4.3-20080104 snapshot.
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