Re: Take off "link" and "unlk" of function

[Peter Barada <pbarada at mail dot wm dot sps dot mot dot com>]

>I found m68k-coff-gcc add 'link %a6, #n' in the begin and
>'unlk %a6' in the end of every function.
>I knew this is because gcc try to allocate stack
>for the locale variable.
>But when the function is without local variable or only
>content inline assmebly. It (link %a6, #0) still there.
>How can I take it off.

Add -fomit-frame-pointer to command line, and it will remove the use
of a6 as a frame pointer for *all* of the functions in that file.  It
unfortunately make debugging the code nearly impossible since gdb
can't figure out the stack backtrace without a frae pointer....

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