Optimization Techniques for the TI C6000 Compiler
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This topic outlines some of the key optimization techniques you can apply to get the most leverage out of the c6000 TI Code Generation Tools.
c64, c64Plus Compiler Overview
- C64plus_cgt_overview.pdf
- Compact instructions, sploop, trampolines, performance/codesize data for c64x+ and a very brief splattering of tuning tips
c64, c64Plus Optimization Techniques
- C64p_cgt_optimization.pdf
- Selecting the right build options
- Also adds intermediate/advanced techniques for optimizing structure accesses, using restrict with structures and new examples.
- Examples use cgt version 6.0.x.
- Good data on control code optimizations
Hand-Tuning Loops and Control Code on the TMS320C6000
- Detailed Application Report
- The TMS320C6000 compiler automatically performs a great deal of performance-related tuning. This compiler-driven optimization usually suffices. For the occasional cases where additional CPU performance is needed, this application report presents strategies and examples for improving performance of C/C++ applications. Memory-related performance improvements (such as background DMA transfers or cache usage) are outside the scope of this report. The techniques apply to all members of the C6000 architecture family.
- The target audience is intermediate to advanced application developers. Familiarity with the C6000 architecture and experience developing code for this architecture is assumed
