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I have been doing some binary size analysis to determine where some growth has come from. A certain function increased in size from 3.1KB to 3.9KB. Exactly what part of it grew is not obvious. It would be super helpful if the comparative analysis view of a function had the disassembly for both sides (ideally with highlighting of differences). That way I can see exactly what is different and spend my time making it better instead of spending all my time trying to spot the difference.
In practice I had to open 2 copies of SizeBench in non-comparison view to see the disassembly. This was manual and error-prone and I did not enjoy it.
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I have been doing some binary size analysis to determine where some growth has come from. A certain function increased in size from 3.1KB to 3.9KB. Exactly what part of it grew is not obvious. It would be super helpful if the comparative analysis view of a function had the disassembly for both sides (ideally with highlighting of differences). That way I can see exactly what is different and spend my time making it better instead of spending all my time trying to spot the difference.
In practice I had to open 2 copies of SizeBench in non-comparison view to see the disassembly. This was manual and error-prone and I did not enjoy it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: