Re: -mips16e and -mips32r2 usage

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"Johan Schuld" <Johan.Schuld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> One is that even though -mips16e works, I can only find -mips16
> (note the missing e) documented in the GCC manuals?

As far as I know -mips16e does not work.  When I try it I get an error
about an unrecognized option.  I'm surprised that it works for you.


> The other one is when does one want to use the -mips16e option? For
> assembly code it's obvious, but for C code? When you think the
> compiled code might be more efficient using the compact instruction
> set? The MIPS16e specs clearly mention it's designed to switch
> between mips32?

Usually when space is a real issue, such as when doing development for
an embedded platform with limited ROM.

Ian

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