Hi Dennis, > Other that that, I find that GCC-AVR does a pretty good job of code > density - I just don't like the variable referencing and sloppy (or > perhaps overly hand-holding) job it does with ISR's. I've noticed that one way to get better ISR's is to ensure that your ISR doesn't call any other functions (except for inline ones). As soon as you call another function, the compiler has to save/restore a pile more registers than if you don't call any other functions. Just an observation.... -- Dave Hylands Vancouver, BC, Canada http://www.DaveHylands.com/
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Differences between C compilers
2005-08-18 by Dave Hylands