Re: [Sdcc-user] Program size

[Laurent <lol...@fr...>]

Hello,

You can view your code size in the assembler file generated, at the end 
of file.
You might see something like this :

; Statistics:
; code size:       58 (0x003a) bytes ( 0.04%)
;                  29 (0x001d) words
; udata size:        0 (0x0000) bytes ( 0.00%)
; access size:        4 (0x0004) bytes

(yes, it's a very small code generated just for example)

Best regards,
Laurent

> Hello,
>
> I have a perhaps stupid question (but there are no stupid questions,  
> just stupid people, right? :)
> How can I tell how much program memory my program uses? For example,  
> PICC prints this information when compiling. It would be very useful  
> to see how much program memory I have left for further functions, or  
> if I'll have to spend a lot of valuable time on optimizing memory  
> usage...
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Robert Bergfors
> ro...@pe...
>
>
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