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Peter Barada wrote:
Inline assembly code (specified via asm()) is simply missing from the assembly file generated by 'm68k-coff-gcc -Os -S'. At least, that what it looks like for one of my actual C files. I'll try with a simplified example...Any idea why gcc's output is that much larger? Is there any way I can reduce the size? Note that -Os helps a bit, but I suspect that it actually destroys the code (asm() isn't handled correctly.)
How does GCC 'destroy' the 68k code when using -Os? An example would be quite appreciative.
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