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...as macros anyway, so inlining isn't a problem. > Some optimisation or something is probably possible here to > reduce code size and inline the functions, as by default the C55x compiler > does not seem to inline them (perhaps due to debugging mode). This can be > enabled with a C55X_ASM definition following the ARM fixed point math > definition convention, and some it could be converted to assembler in the > future. The assembly definitions for the operators are only useful if you have gcc-like inline assembly. Otherwise, the explicit register loads will make it worse. &...

...thing is different in 1.1.8. >> Some optimisation or something is probably possible here to >> reduce code size and inline the functions, as by default the C55x >> compiler >> does not seem to inline them (perhaps due to debugging mode). This can be >> enabled with a C55X_ASM definition following the ARM fixed point math >> definition convention, and some it could be converted to assembler in the >> future. > > The assembly definitions for the operators are only useful if you have > gcc-like inline assembly. Otherwise, the explicit register loads wi...

...fixed_c55x.h file which has turned all the maths into inline functions. Some optimisation or something is probably possible here to reduce code size and inline the functions, as by default the C55x compiler does not seem to inline them (perhaps due to debugging mode). This can be enabled with a C55X_ASM definition following the ARM fixed point math definition convention, and some it could be converted to assembler in the future. 2) Proper definitions for the speex types are required in the speex_types.h file - I did this and you can enable it via a __C55X__ definition. File attached. My defin...