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CircuitPython just converted the main branch of CircuitPython to use gcc 13. In general we see a decrease of code size with gcc13 compared with gcc 2. But for ulab compiled on a build without LTO, we see a substantial increase. See adafruit/circuitpython#8546 (comment). If you expand > diffs.txt in that comment, an scroll to the end, you'll see that the functions with the largest increase in byte size are:
This increase does not show up on LTO builds: see the atmel-samd Metro M4 numbers in that comment.
But on non-LTO builds, there is a substantial increase. I tested a couple of ports and see increases on stm and raspberrypi (RP2040).
I haven't looked at these functions to see what might be unusual about them yet.
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ulab commit: eacb0c9
ARM just released a gcc13 toolchain: https://developer.arm.com/downloads/-/arm-gnu-toolchain-downloads.
CircuitPython just converted the
main
branch of CircuitPython to use gcc 13. In general we see a decrease of code size with gcc13 compared with gcc 2. But for ulab compiled on a build without LTO, we see a substantial increase. See adafruit/circuitpython#8546 (comment). If you expand> diffs.txt
in that comment, an scroll to the end, you'll see that the functions with the largest increase in byte size are:This increase does not show up on LTO builds: see the
atmel-samd
Metro M4 numbers in that comment.But on non-LTO builds, there is a substantial increase. I tested a couple of ports and see increases on
stm
andraspberrypi
(RP2040).I haven't looked at these functions to see what might be unusual about them yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: