RE: [avr-gcc-list] Possible to generate Flat Code

[Bernard Fouché]

that "inlining":

inline void f()
{
}

main()
{
  f();
}

will produce code where the content of f() are included in main(). If f() is
called ten times in the program, then f() code will appear ten times where
it is needed. Is that what you want?

 Bernard

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Hi,

Are there a way to tell the avr-gcc compiler to generate "flat code"??   By
"flat code" I mean that the compiler musn't insert calls and jumps to
functions generated by the compiler for optimization, but rather put the
code where the call or jmp would have been i.e. put the code at the place
where it is needed, don't call/jump to it.

Specifying optimization level 0 doesn't give the desired results.

Can anyone help?

Thanks
Jacques

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