On Tuesday 06 May 2003 09:13, Steve Underwood wrote:
> The biggest code size differences comes the moment you include a
> floating point calculation.
Well, Steve,
Currently, I'm running quite a big task on 1232 which requires just a couple
fp manipulations.
So, native gcc's fp support gives (overal) 5192 bytes of code size.
When compiling with my -lfp the size reduced to 4980.
This is not dramatically, but removing some more singularities checks from
libfp will yeld even less code size (I actually do this, cause I know numbers
a-priori and overall fp stuff is _twice_ less then).
Cheers,
~d
P.S. your compilers comparisons are very interesting. Can you show more
numbers with, if possible, srcs? (this may gimme a hint to write some more
optimizations :)
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