Lpc2000

Could you?:
>arm-elf-objdump <objfile> -h

On 11/17/05, Tom Walsh <tom@openhardware.net> wrote:
>  Joel Winarske wrote:
>
>  >Hi Tom,
>  >
>  >What is the RAM/ROM footprint of your example code?
>  >
>  >
>  >
>
>  Turning off the HAS_MMC in the include/config.h gives:
>
>  -rwxrwxr-x  1 tom tom 24076 Nov 17 15:34 main2138.bin*
>
>  With HAS_MMC turned on:
>
>  -rwxrwxr-x  1 tom tom 34044 Nov 17 15:36 main2138.bin*
>
>  This is not an accuate test of size though.  However, it does give a
>  rough idea of how much larger the code will grow including the: module
>  driver, newlib stubs, mmc hardware drivers, and RDCF2 sources.  So what
>  are we, 9..10K additional code for an MMC FAT filesystem?
>
>  RAM is dependant upon how many file buffers you choose (MaxFileBuffers),
>  it appears that each file buffer takes at least 1K.  I have not looked
>  very closely at how newlib is alloc()ing memory on the heap.  So far,
>  newlib is heap-ing about an additonal 12K, but that is not all file
> related.
>
>
>  To me, that is worth spending as the host processor is an LPC2138 (512K
>  of Flash).
>
>  Regards,
>
>  TomW
>
>
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