Posted by Barbara Brazil on June 04, 2010 at 13:10:13:
In Reply to: is there any difference between compiling one-by-one or in a command file? posted by Bob A on June 04, 2010 at 10:13:58:
Bob:
It sounds like some compiles are being done with the "byte-align" switch set and others without it. The "B" option on the compile sets byte alignment. This refers to the way data is laid out in your program's memory. If not byte-aligned, it's word aligned which can end up requiring more memory because some bytes will be unused for data when each item is aligned on a word boundary.
It shouldn't matter how you compile, just how the switch is set. In addition to setting it in your compilation commands, if you have a #MTB file it may contain default settings for this.
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