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Compiler Optimizations
Has anyone used the compiler optimizations? If so, which have you used? and have you had any problems with them?
I recently ran out of space on the controller, I rewrote quite a bit of code to optimize it, i got rid of all the unnecessary stuff and continued coding. I then ran out of space again. There is very little that i can do to compact my code even further, so i decided to try the compiler optimizations. I managed to get a significant improvement in size, from 99% to 89%, but i was wondering if there is anything i should be aware of, as i have not yet tested the new code on a robot. Is there anything that the compiler does in optimizations that might mess stuff up? |
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