getting past 128k code limit?

Asking here because ArduPilot is close to 128k.

I'm getting linker errors with a modified ArduPilot because code has gone past 128k

how do I get link flags passed by the IDE?

I'm not sure if it will work, but supposedly..

edit: Ok I did some more digging, and there is a modified Arduino IDE hanging around where you can pass extra flags in preferences.txt to the linker, for pretty much the same reason:

If you push past 128k code then you can't get working projects without building outside the stock IDE eg with Make or eclipse.

found fix:

Download a modified version 22 IDE, discussed here http://aeroquad.com/showthread.php?2061-ArduinoIDE-with-external-AVR-toolchain-and-compiler-options. from here http://www.mostlysoftware.com/files/ArduinoIDE/

and add new linker options to preferences.txt as per the readme

avr-link.options=-Os -Wl,--relax,--gc-sections

and voila. you can build code past the 128k level on the mega hardware without linker "internal error" messages.

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Alex August 19, 2011 at 12:47am

Not sure if this is relevant, or maybe you already know but there is a atmega2560 version or ardupilot mega with more memory, I think the last version of the code for atmega1280 will be v2.3, from then on all future code will require apm2560, unless you want to hack the code to disable features so it will fit onto the older APM. Hope that helps

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