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> Does that make sense, or did I just stir the mud?
>
> - John

No mud stirring, the water is clear now. I determined everything you said
from the evidence, I just needed someone to confirm it all. Thanks.

Working on the next DevKit Advance, I have managed to get the ROM size for
the program "int main(void) {return 0}", down to around 800 bytes. This
includes crt0 support for C++ and multiboot ewram images loaded to rom.

Dunno what happens yet if you link in a single C or C++ library, but at
least if you do not use the standard library, the overhead is very small.

The switch to mingw has been very good. The speed of the compiler is great.
I use a 333Mhz laptop to do testing and it is really fast. (I use a much
faster machine for devkit advance compilation).

A beta version will be released very very soon (this weekend). I want to
warn people that this will be a true beta test, and you should not blow away
your r4 install as soon as you get it ^_^





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... No mud stirring, the water is clear now. I determined everything you said from the evidence, I just needed someone to confirm it all. Thanks. Working on...
Jason Wilkins
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Mar 23, 2003
12:58 am

Just wondering, but does DevKit Advance work for the other languages supported by GCC or just C/C++?...
Luke-Jr
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Mar 23, 2003
11:32 pm

The only other language that seems useful would be Java (who wants to use Fortran???) I have not tried to create a Java compiler, although I think it would be ...
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Mar 24, 2003
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I meant kind of in a general way. GCC does have other languages than just C/C++, Java, and Fortran though. To name a few: Ada, Objective C, Pascal, and VHDL....
Luke-Jr
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Mar 24, 2003
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I forgot about Objective C and pascal. It seems that these could work as well. I do not see VHDL anywhere in my sources. Is it new? It looks like the...
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Mar 24, 2003
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Many languages supported by GCC aren't included in the main source distribution. You can download them from the Front Ends section on the GCC website though....
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Mar 24, 2003
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VHDL is a hardware description language, and is probably not appropriate for programming the GBA. Its used more for designing processors. Toby Jones Software...
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