Enable various compilation flags to reduce the binary size#401
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Enable various compilation flags to reduce the binary size#401
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* -fno-exceptions and -fno-non-call-exceptions : disable exception handling * -fno-rtti : disable run time type information (needed by dynamic_cast, for example) These flags reduce the binary size by about 100KB! Also, -fstack-usage generate debug info (not in final binary) to allow tools like Puncover to do a stack analysis.
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…/CMakeLists.txt). Replace -O0 by -Og in DEBUG builds. This generates a smaller binary (small enough for the internal memory) that is debugger friendly.
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Enable the following compilation flags:
These flags reduce the binary size by about 100KB!
Also, -fstack-usage generate debug info (not in final binary) to allow tools like Puncover to do a stack analysis.
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