Gcdm Option Arguments; Substitution Controls - Intel i960 User Manual

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gcdm Option Arguments

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gcdm Option Arguments (continued)
gcdm Option Arguments
• inline= n
• iprof= file
• sram= start , end [, start ,
end ]...
• m= start , len [, start , len ]...
• dryrun
• dec= file
• rsummary
• rdecisions
• rcall-graph
• rreverse
• rprofile
• rvariables

Substitution Controls

The substitution controls allow you to substitute optimized modules into
your application (using
substitutions (using
gcdm,nosubst
named in multiple
subst
that names the module applies. The substitution controls also allow fine
control of how affected modules are optimized. The following subsections
Description
Sets the level of inlining
used by the compiler.
Causes profile
information to be used
in program-wide
optimizations.
Specifies fast memory
regions (e.g., SRAM) to
use for heavily
referenced variables.
Writes a list of the
current subst
commands to a text file.
Options for creating
gcdm reports.
), and to suppress unintended
gcdm,subst
). When a given object module is
or options, the last
nosubst
Section Titles
Inlining Level
Control
Input Profile
Control
Fast Memory
Controls
Dryrun Control
Report
Controls
or
subst nosubst