← Feed

Posts

• Post #3134504

  Fear me, for I have Atomics! Technically my CH32V203 with it's RV32IMACF core is the one with the Atomics, but it does my bidding!

• Post #2798984

  Is this why I can't have nice things? Hello World in: #go 1.6MB (with go build -ldflags "-s -w" hello.go, without 2.3MB) #rust 357kB or 305kB with: [profile.release] opt-level = 'z' lto = true codegen-units = 1 panic = 'abort' strip = true #c 16kB with no options (15kB when striped) Maybe I should just go watch some 16k Amiga intros

• Post #2798983

  @ThunderComplex Well it still makes me a little sad (not so much C as I do enjoy it on micro controllers, granted with quite a few extra options when compiling and linking the code)

• Post #2798982

  @ThunderComplex I know it is sort of silly. Just one of the background jpeg files I use on one of the workspaces is a 3.5MB file... But it still saddens me ever so slightly thinking about the "wasted" space. #![no_std] wouldn't that make the hello world test less hello worldy, or is there a --specs=nano.specs alternative to the std library i rust as well?

• Post #2798981

  @ThunderComplex it basically gives you a smaller/reduced version libc so one can still do a string printf (typically missing floating point support)

• Post #2798980

  Some documentation guy at MSKSEMI needs to get fired. (or get a medal) Pad layout with the distance specified from the centers, what kind of witchcraft is this!? Also how am I to keep sharp if I more or less can simply enter the numbers into CAD?