What compiler flags did you use? It sounds to me that you are compiling
without enabling optimisation - in which case you can't expect good code.
mvh.,
David
On 14/05/13 20:01, kuldeep dhaka wrote:
> hello guys,
>
> while coding (embedded devices) i got an idea.
>
> void uart_send_param(uint8_t before, uint8_t after, uint8_t default_value)
> {
> uint8_t i = 0;
>
> uart_send(ASCII_ESCAPE);
> uart_send(before);
>
> while(before < vt100_param_getcount())
> {
> if(vt100_param_get(i) != default_value)
> {
> uart_send_int(vt100_param_get(i));
> }
>
> if(++i < vt100_param_getcount())
> uart_send(VT100_PARAM_DELIMITER);
> }
>
> uart_send(after);
> }
>
> in the above code, after sending uart_send(before) , "before" is no more
> useful to me.
> but for while loop i have to get a new variable "i" for iteration.
> in this case the compiler allocates the memory in stack.
> since in embedded system, everything is scare , reusing things come handy
> and efficient.
>
> but if i try to reuse "before" in loop as replacement of "i" , it looks odd
> + bad coding practise, right?
>
> but if their is something like __reuse__("before", "i") ( like
> __attribute__() or sizeof() ) or uart_send_param(uint8_t before|i, uint8_t
> after, uint8_t default_value)
> after that i could use "before" as "i".
>
> if "i" is just finished up with register indexing and no stack allocation,
> then that good but still the problem of reuse might arise in some other
> case.
>
> in some case union can be used but i think it cannot solve the above
> problem.
> it can help alot to reduce push and pop operations, making thing efficient.
>
> more or like saving 4 bytes flash and 2(or 1 byte, i dont know :) ) byte of
> stack.( msp are 16bit MCU's, msp430G2552 only have 8K flash and 256Byte Ram
> , so that comparable).
> and when the flash get full or ram overflows it really hurts :)
>
> note: rejected by mail demon of g...@gcc.gnu.org so im trying here.
>
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