As I was playing with my LLG project, I spent a few moments with exploring XC16 compiler.

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The official XC16 compiler is actually a modified gcc version targeting PIC24 and dsPIC chips. In fact, the XC16 distribution also includes some proprietary software; however, since gcc is a GPLv3 project, the XC16 compiler sources are also covered by the GPLv3.

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Three facts are known about this one

• It's based on GCC
• The free version is told to support only -O0 and -O1 optimization levels
• Full version (higher than -O1 optimizations) costs a lot of money

Honestly, I'm OK with all three points for hobby projects, though I try to use 8- or 32-bitters, where open source compilers are available. Less known fact is that source codes of XC16 are available and free to download, probably mostly to satisfy GNU license requirements. Better than -O1 compiler options are fine for squeezing last bits of optimization efforts, though - that's why the paid version exists. Though the sources are available, in professional circles not everybody will spent their expensive time building the compiler (that is far from being trivial exercise) with nobody to ask questions, so they buy directly the full version plus support from Microchip..

..or something. In fact, I'm able to use optimizations higher than -O1 on free version. Compiler complains I have no valid license, but the code builds and runs just fine, with apparent results of compiler optimization efforts. That's what i did on LLG, where I built the code with -O3 and code execution is indeed faster than with -O1. That is where story could end, but I went further.

I downloaded soruces for XC16 1.33 from here. The archive contains almost 10.000 files in 5200 directories, so I unziped it on temporary location. In directory v1.33.srcsrcXC_GCCgccgccconfig are all targets, including the ones for XC16 /PIC30/ - because originally the compiler was meant for dsPIC30 DSPs, PIC24 and dsPIC33 being derivatives of dsPIC30) - as well as PIC32 /PIC32/.

in PIC30 directory there are files pic30.opt and pic30.c being of interest. At line 3707 of file pic30.c, there is block of code

The variable 'pic30_license_valid' is being set on results of xclm, license checker. So this is where optimizations warning are being emitted. Never mind, lets look further.

By setting proper value into 'mchp_mafrlcsj' we can omit the license check. The option is entered via command line entry, being described in pic30.opt file, line 228:

So, entering -mafrlcsj option into command line should be equal to having proper license. When compiling from command line using make or similar tool, it should be straightforward, within MPLABX IDE it works like this:

I created file cmd.txt containing single line

and in project settings I opted to use this file

and hit compile

Notice the resulting binary is indeed a bit smaller, though at -O1 optimization (as if the optimization beyond -01 would be prohibited) is the binary even bigger - not sure about this one.

I took my LLG sources and performed tests on them (code size and execution time of geolocation algorithm), using all levels of optimizations with and without additional options as desribed here.

It's apparent that with options the compiler tries a bit harder. At Os (where code size is main factor) it gets 20B lower, at O3 (where speed is at premium, code size is secondary) it indeed runs a bit faster. Fl studio reg key 20.

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So, what is described here is option to get full optimization level of XC16 compiler without need to recompile the sources, what is far from being simple task. On the other hand, the gains from full options are not particularly huge, but it doesn't hurt anyway.

I don't think there is anything illegal involved here. The binaries of compiler nor license checker aren't modified in any way, I'm just using command line option that is free version of XC16 distributed with.

All in all, even with 16-bitters from Microchip, one isn't completely lost in corporate greed. Though they are trying to earn as much money as they can, it's still possible to get 'canned solution' that you just use with no further fiddling as well as compiler with sources available - to learn and improve.

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