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| smaeul | I have a bare metal application that needs to fit in 16K of SRAM, and I'm running out of space as I add more features. How difficult would it be to implement something like -mcmodel=tiny that's available in gcc on other architectures? | 21:17 |
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| smaeul | my idea is that I would do something like "-mcmodel=tiny -fpie", and then load the base addresss of my application into a register at startup | 21:20 |
| smaeul | and then loading global function/data pointers becomes a single l.addi instead of two instructions | 21:21 |
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