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Re: How create small binaries with GNU binutils.
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Nick Clifton |
Subject: |
Re: How create small binaries with GNU binutils. |
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Thu, 7 Feb 2019 15:43:34 +0000 |
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Hi Dmitry,
>>> Still, even this way, 400 bytes is more then twice as big, compared to
>>> fasm. Any suggestions, how to shrink binary futher?
> Thank you for suggestion. Tried both options; no difference -- 400
> bytes.
Ho Hum. In which case, do you know what is in the extra bytes ? If you
link with the -Map=foo.map option you should get a map file which shows
you how the output was constructed. Perhaps this can help you find out
where the extra bytes are coming from.
Cheers
Nick
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