2006/1/26, Nigel Stephens <nigel@xxxxxxxx>:
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> Kevin D. Kissell wrote:
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> >Could you please post your mipsel-linux-gcc -v output? It might help.
> >I've never tried building Linux with any of the Sc/Sd/SmartMIPS options,
> >so I really don't know what you could be experiencing. One thought that
> >comes to mind is that the -march=4ksd option may be treated as a hint to
> >generate compact code (for smart cards) in a way that -march=mips32r2
> >is not. I'll ask around...
> >
> >
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> Assuming that this is the SDE compiler, then I think that the only
yes it is (see my previous post)
> significant thing which -march=4ksd will do differently from
> -march=mips32r2 is to allow the compiler to generate branch-likely
> instructions -- they're deprecated for generic mips32 code but carry no
> penalty on the 4K core. It will also cause the compiler's "4kc" pipeline
> description to be used for instruction scheduling, instead of the
> default "24kc", but that should only change the order of instructions
Do you mean that the code can be run faster when using -march=4ksd ?
> and shouldn't really make a significant difference to the code size.
>
yes but I have :(
Thanks
--
Franck
