On Thu, 2007-09-20 at 00:33 +0100, Pedro Alves wrote: > I doubt it. There shouldn't be any difference in calling system functions. > It's just a bl anyway. > > Your example is about floating point arithmetic. Is Xwords doing it a lot? > > Pgeorges, is you chess engine doing a lot of fp math? > > We currently generate code that assumes that the device *does not* have an > fpu. > > Also, we think our libgcc is not taking advantage of the: > http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/bb330866.aspx > Which are probably pretty much optimized for the device they are running > on by the manufacturer.
I don't have the DLL mentioned on that MSDN page on my PDA. (That makes
sense, the page says it only applies to Windows Embedded CE which I
don't think I have.)
The functions are all in our coredll.def, but without the ordinal. Would
that be the problem ?
Danny
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