Re: msp430-elf size optimizations - some notes and a patch

> Er, that reminds me, I missed some stuff in the doc about removing
> Java support... sigh.

I added this:


Lastly, there's a GCC option -minrt that tells gcc to use a "minimum
runtime" for programs that do not need static initializers or
constructors (popular in C++ and Java). Note that this is different
than initialized data (like "int j = 5;"), this is for functions that
need to be called before main() is. You can also forcibly remove the
extra language support in your linker script by discarding anything
from crtbegin/crtend:

  /DISCARD/ : { *crtbegin*.o(*) *crtend*.o(*) }

Don't forget to take out the KEEP's for crtbegin/end too, though ;-)


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