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Why is the AVR GCC compiler using a full `CALL` even though I have set the `-mshort-calls` flag?



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Arduino Bootloader DetailsNeed explanation on how to flash HEX files on ATmega32u4 via AVR109 protocolHow can I wake up an ATtiny84 microcontroller at specific time of the day?Millis versus centis on AVR platformHow can I bind a local variable to AVR's rXX register?Can you set the PWM output of an Atmel AVR to a specific frequency and have control over duty cycle?Avr-gcc does not compile correctly without optimizations, but works (badly) with -OsMissed Interrupt Problem with Attiny85SPI Flash Memory with ATMega1284Bus fault when accessing mcu internal peripheral



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I have set the -mshort-calls flag which is documented to replace the 4 byte long CALL instruction with the 2 byte long RCALL instruction when possible to save flash space and and cycles...



enter image description here



Unfortunately the compiler is still using full CALL instructions even for a call that is only 2 bytes away...



 ...
35f6: 0e 94 fd 1a call 0x35fa ; 0x35fa
35fa: f8 94 cli
...


What am I doing wrong?










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    I have set the -mshort-calls flag which is documented to replace the 4 byte long CALL instruction with the 2 byte long RCALL instruction when possible to save flash space and and cycles...



    enter image description here



    Unfortunately the compiler is still using full CALL instructions even for a call that is only 2 bytes away...



     ...
    35f6: 0e 94 fd 1a call 0x35fa ; 0x35fa
    35fa: f8 94 cli
    ...


    What am I doing wrong?










    share|improve this question











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      $begingroup$


      I have set the -mshort-calls flag which is documented to replace the 4 byte long CALL instruction with the 2 byte long RCALL instruction when possible to save flash space and and cycles...



      enter image description here



      Unfortunately the compiler is still using full CALL instructions even for a call that is only 2 bytes away...



       ...
      35f6: 0e 94 fd 1a call 0x35fa ; 0x35fa
      35fa: f8 94 cli
      ...


      What am I doing wrong?










      share|improve this question











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      I have set the -mshort-calls flag which is documented to replace the 4 byte long CALL instruction with the 2 byte long RCALL instruction when possible to save flash space and and cycles...



      enter image description here



      Unfortunately the compiler is still using full CALL instructions even for a call that is only 2 bytes away...



       ...
      35f6: 0e 94 fd 1a call 0x35fa ; 0x35fa
      35fa: f8 94 cli
      ...


      What am I doing wrong?







      avr gcc rcall






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          It appears that this option changed at some point and not all the documentation was updated. Atmel Studio also still uses the obsolete flag.



          The new option is called -mrelax on the compiler command line or --relax on the linker command line...



          https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/AVR-Options.html



          After adding that flag, the above code compiled to...



          ...
          3584: 00 d0 rcall .+0 ; 0x3586
          3586: f8 94 cli
          ...


          If you happened to be using Atmel Studio, I put the flag here...



          enter image description here



          In my case, this change resulted in significant flash savings. If you are here because you also need to save flash space and/or cycles, I'd also recommend looking into enabling Link Time Optimization which also offers great savings at no cost.






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            $begingroup$

            It appears that this option changed at some point and not all the documentation was updated. Atmel Studio also still uses the obsolete flag.



            The new option is called -mrelax on the compiler command line or --relax on the linker command line...



            https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/AVR-Options.html



            After adding that flag, the above code compiled to...



            ...
            3584: 00 d0 rcall .+0 ; 0x3586
            3586: f8 94 cli
            ...


            If you happened to be using Atmel Studio, I put the flag here...



            enter image description here



            In my case, this change resulted in significant flash savings. If you are here because you also need to save flash space and/or cycles, I'd also recommend looking into enabling Link Time Optimization which also offers great savings at no cost.






            share|improve this answer











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              $begingroup$

              It appears that this option changed at some point and not all the documentation was updated. Atmel Studio also still uses the obsolete flag.



              The new option is called -mrelax on the compiler command line or --relax on the linker command line...



              https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/AVR-Options.html



              After adding that flag, the above code compiled to...



              ...
              3584: 00 d0 rcall .+0 ; 0x3586
              3586: f8 94 cli
              ...


              If you happened to be using Atmel Studio, I put the flag here...



              enter image description here



              In my case, this change resulted in significant flash savings. If you are here because you also need to save flash space and/or cycles, I'd also recommend looking into enabling Link Time Optimization which also offers great savings at no cost.






              share|improve this answer











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                $begingroup$

                It appears that this option changed at some point and not all the documentation was updated. Atmel Studio also still uses the obsolete flag.



                The new option is called -mrelax on the compiler command line or --relax on the linker command line...



                https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/AVR-Options.html



                After adding that flag, the above code compiled to...



                ...
                3584: 00 d0 rcall .+0 ; 0x3586
                3586: f8 94 cli
                ...


                If you happened to be using Atmel Studio, I put the flag here...



                enter image description here



                In my case, this change resulted in significant flash savings. If you are here because you also need to save flash space and/or cycles, I'd also recommend looking into enabling Link Time Optimization which also offers great savings at no cost.






                share|improve this answer











                $endgroup$



                It appears that this option changed at some point and not all the documentation was updated. Atmel Studio also still uses the obsolete flag.



                The new option is called -mrelax on the compiler command line or --relax on the linker command line...



                https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.9.2/gcc/AVR-Options.html



                After adding that flag, the above code compiled to...



                ...
                3584: 00 d0 rcall .+0 ; 0x3586
                3586: f8 94 cli
                ...


                If you happened to be using Atmel Studio, I put the flag here...



                enter image description here



                In my case, this change resulted in significant flash savings. If you are here because you also need to save flash space and/or cycles, I'd also recommend looking into enabling Link Time Optimization which also offers great savings at no cost.







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