Bloat Bdscr (2024)

Bloat Bdscr (2024)

Example bloaty command:

objcopy --remove-section=.bdscr firmware.elf stripped.elf Scenario: A Zigbee IoT hub firmware had a .bdscr section of 64KB, but only 2KB was actually used. bloat bdscr

bloaty -d sections firmware.elf | grep bdscr Bloat in bdscr is a subtle but impactful inefficiency in embedded and low-level software. It stems from over-alignment, static allocation, and leftover debug structures. Detecting it requires basic binary inspection tools; fixing it yields measurable gains in size, speed, and maintainability. Example bloaty command: objcopy --remove-section=

bdscr_t *blocks; blocks = malloc(actual_count * sizeof(bdscr_t)); In release builds: and maintainability. bdscr_t *blocks

bloat bdscr

Amit Agarwal is a web geek, solo entrepreneur and loves making things on the Internet. Google recently awarded him the Google Developer Expert and Google Cloud Champion title for his work on Google Workspace and Google Apps Script.

Bloat Bdscr (2024)

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