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MPLAB® XC32 C/C++ Compiler User's Guide for PIC32M MCUs
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15
Functions
15.5
Function Size Limits
Notice to Development Tools Customers
1
Preface
2
Compiler Overview
3
How To's
4
XC32 Toolchain and MPLAB X IDE
5
Command-line Driver
6
ANSI C Standard Issues
7
Device-Related Features
8
Supported Data Types and Variables
9
Memory Allocation and Access
10
Floating-point Support
11
Fixed-Point Arithmetic Support
12
Operators and Statements
13
Register Usage
14
Stack
15
Functions
15.1
Writing Functions
15.2
Function Attributes and Specifiers
15.3
Allocation of Function Code
15.4
Changing the Default Function Allocation
15.5
Function Size Limits
15.6
Function Parameters
15.7
Function Return Values
15.8
Calling Functions
15.9
Inline Functions
16
Interrupts
17
Main, Runtime Start-up and Reset
18
Library Routines
19
Mixing C/C++ and Assembly Language
20
Optimizations
21
Preprocessing
22
Linking Programs
23
Embedded Compiler Compatibility Mode
24
Common C Interface
25
C Implementation-Defined Behavior
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C++ Implementation-Defined Behavior
27
Deprecated Features
28
Built-in Functions
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Built-In DSP Functions
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PIC32 DSP Library
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PIC32 Debug-Support Library
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DSP Wrapper Functions
33
ASCII Character Set
34
Document Revision History
Microchip Information
15.5 Function Size Limits
There are no theoretical limits as to how large functions can be made.
