> > Is that true? For ARMv7, interworking is essentially free and Thumb code > > would likely be faster due to its smaller memory footprint. So I would > > have thought that not only should Thumb code be catered for, but > > actively encouraged. Or am I missing something? > > We only use thumb2 in armhf. I believe thumb-interworking allows for > mixing thumb and non thumb code. That was my understanding of it > at least. Since we only use thumb2, we have no need to mix with non > thumb code at all, so why make the code larger?
Interworking is a madatory of the ARM EABI. As mentioned above, interworking is basically free on armv5 and later architectures. It should never be disabled. > The gcc docs seem to agree with my understanding. Not realy. Most of the gcc options relating to interworking only apply to legacy targets (i.e. pre-eabi). Paul -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
