[Icc-avr] Problem with code compressor

[Richard]

First: what version? Help->About tells.

The major thing to watch out for is timing dependent sequence, e.g. 
timing loops, or this sequence must occur in X cycles etc. types of 
code. In either case, you can disable the code compressor on relevant 
code fragments.

Increase the HW stack by 10 bytes or so. Hopefully this will not put 
pressure on your software stack.

Otherwise, the code compressor has been stable and robust for a 
number of years now.

At 01:10 AM 9/21/2007, Tim Mitchell wrote:
>In my AT90USB1287 application, I tried enabling the code compressor to
>see how much it would compress. It compiles fine but the application no
>longer runs. Before I delve into a lengthy fault finding mission, are
>there any gotchas I should be aware of when using the code compressor?
>
>(the application is about 75Kbytes uncompressed, so over the 64K
>boundary, if that makes any difference).

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