> -fdata-sections and -ffunction-sections puts the code in different > sections and with the linker flag --gc-sections you can remove code that > is never called or data which is never used. This does reduce code size > provided the --gc-sections is implemented in the linker. Could you try > it on your case and see what happens ? That makes me more comfortable - I'll sure give this one a try and see how it goes. > Also 3.2 is no longer supported by the community, so you might not see > too much interest in looking at a 3.2 problem. The versions that are > supported today are 3.3 and 3.4 . You could try either and see if there > are any improvements or they help solve your problem. That's not an option for me - I *have* to go with 3.2 > Do you have a number of inline functions in your code ? You could try > tuning that with -finline-limit-X, where X may be reasonably set to a > value between 100 and 5000. Yes I do, but I'm already using -fno-inline. I guess that should do away with it? Thanks, -Gaurav
