I believe that you need to use a few options to force gcc to do this.
Try the linker option that goes something like --gc-sections. This tells
the linker to garbage collect unused sections. If you use some functions
but not others, you can try telling the compiler to make a new section
for each function, something like -ffunction-sections.
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
i thought that only used code gets linked but i added some MMC/SDC
code to a project and although that code is unused now and has not ISRs
and gets compiled+linked without a warning it gets linked:
without MMC/SDC code:
msp430-size aout.elf
text data bss dec hex filename
20114 30 568 20712 50e8 aout.elf
with MMC/SDC code (only linked, not used):
text data bss dec hex filename
22044 36 1596 23676 5c7c aout.elf
How can i force not linking unused code?
Regards,
Rolf
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