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scrodchunk
I'm currently building a project in the gcc environment on unix and
getting the simulation phase of my work done. After it's nice and
clean, I'll be moving into an embedded environment and compiling the
code for my chosen target (not sure what it is yet, but an 8-bit
machine like an AVR or 'HC11);
Can anyone offer a sense of how big gcc compiled executables are
relative to final target hex files?? That is, if my executable in the
unix environment is 20k, will I need 20k of flash on my target device
for the same code?
getting the simulation phase of my work done. After it's nice and
clean, I'll be moving into an embedded environment and compiling the
code for my chosen target (not sure what it is yet, but an 8-bit
machine like an AVR or 'HC11);
Can anyone offer a sense of how big gcc compiled executables are
relative to final target hex files?? That is, if my executable in the
unix environment is 20k, will I need 20k of flash on my target device
for the same code?