> Hear, hear!
>
> I took a quick look at the (stripped) object sizes (ppc32):
>
> # du -ab
> 6116 ./global1_vtu.o
> 5904 ./devlink.o
> 11500 ./port.o
> 9640 ./global2.o
> 3016 ./phy.o
> 5368 ./global1.o
> 51784 ./chip.o
> 9892 ./serdes.o
> 5140 ./global1_atu.o
> 1916 ./global2_avb.o
> 2248 ./global2_scratch.o
> 948 ./port_hidden.o
> 1828 ./smi.o
> 119396 .
size, part of binutils, is the better tool to use.
$ size *.o
text data bss dec hex filename
36055 2692 4 38751 975f chip.o
3821 116 4 3941 f65 devlink.o
3229 96 0 3325 cfd global1_atu.o
4388 0 0 4388 1124 global1.o
4449 24 0 4473 1179 global1_vtu.o
1548 0 0 1548 60c global2_avb.o
6350 0 0 6350 18ce global2.o
1412 0 0 1412 584 global2_scratch.o
1757 0 0 1757 6dd phy.o
284 0 0 284 11c port_hidden.o
7516 0 0 7516 1d5c port.o
6570 188 0 6758 1a66 serdes.o
764 0 0 764 2fc smi.o
> Andrew, do you want to do this? If not, I can look into it.
Yes, i will add it to my TODO list.
Andrew
