I am converting a working bare metal project from IAR kickstarter to MCUXpresso to take advantage of the unlimited code size. Without making any changes to the program other than using the macros provided the code doubled in size. When contrasting at the IAR and MCUXpresso .map files I noticed the lines on IAR are 16 bits wide and 32 bits wide in Xpresso. The instruction size becomes just more than twice as large. What setting needs to be changed in Xpresso?
name location & width instruct size (IAR)
get_key_status 0x1a59 0x66 Code Gb io.o [1]
name location & width instruct size (Xpresso)
.text.get_key_status 0x00000728 0xe8 ./source/io.o 0x00000728 get_key_status
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1. It looks like you have built MCUXpresso with debug and no optimisation. This greatly affects the code size. By default, MCUXpresso provides two type of build: Debug and Release. Debug builds with all debug information and no/minimal optimisation to aid debugging. Release builds include optimisation - but you can change the optimisation level to suit you needs (speed vs size) - see this FAQ for more information
https://community.nxp.com/thread/388981
2. I don't know where you got instruction size from. All Cortex-M parts (M0, M1, M3, M4, M33, M7 etc) are Thumb processors which use 16-bit instruction width. MCUXpresso builds the correct instructions
1. It looks like you have built MCUXpresso with debug and no optimisation. This greatly affects the code size. By default, MCUXpresso provides two type of build: Debug and Release. Debug builds with all debug information and no/minimal optimisation to aid debugging. Release builds include optimisation - but you can change the optimisation level to suit you needs (speed vs size) - see this FAQ for more information
https://community.nxp.com/thread/388981
2. I don't know where you got instruction size from. All Cortex-M parts (M0, M1, M3, M4, M33, M7 etc) are Thumb processors which use 16-bit instruction width. MCUXpresso builds the correct instructions