Re: arm-elf-gcc : change default data alignement depending on ARM/THUMB

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Dan et al:


Aah, good point. Use the 'size' utility, i.e. arm-elf-size, for apples-to-apples comparisons. Debugging info is huge in an ELF file, but contributes exactly zero bytes to the runtime footprint.



b.g.



Dan Kegel wrote:


Vincent Rubiolo wrote:

I am still investigating and trying to find ways to reduce the footprint.


Be sure to try strip on your binaries; on sh4, at least,
it makes a huge difference in binary size (though not in
code size).
- Dan


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