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Thanassis Tsiodras
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@@ -30,12 +30,9 @@ if you want it to be compiled for native FPU use (i.e. without `-msoft-float`).
Whether native or emulated FPU compilation is performed on it, is selected during
build time ; by the FPU=1 Makefile parameter (see below)
Compilation options
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You can control 3 orthogonal options:
##
#
Debug/Release mode:
## Debug/Release mode:
Use the
`CFG`
Makefile parameter:
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@@ -56,7 +53,7 @@ Notice that in release compilation, the process creates a small binary (containi
only the executable code) and separately, the debug information - for loading
from inside GDB via the
`file`
command.
##
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Native FPU usage for the FPU_SRC sources:
## Native FPU usage for the FPU_SRC sources:
To use native FPU compilation for the FPU_SRC list of source files, use the
`FPU`
Makefile parameter:
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$ make CFG=release
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Verbosity:
## Verbosity:
Compilation messages follow the semantics of the Linux kernel compilations,
emitting short messages by default (CC for compilation, LD for linking):
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