>>>>> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> Actually the code will not be that much bigger... ok a megabyte
Lars> or so. The unstripped binary will be big. When looking at binary
Lars> sizes don't use ls -l lyx, use size lyx instead that gives the
Lars> true size of the program..
What are the sections which are of interest? text?
Hmm, let's see...
fantomas: size lyx
text data bss dec hex
2760704 540672 123008 3424384 344080
fantomas: size ~/.src/build/src/lyx
text data bss dec hex
2400256 524288 126416 3050960 2e8dd0
fantomas: size `which lyx`
text data bss dec hex
2244608 475136 125312 2845056 2b6980
The first one is current cvs, the second 1.1.4fix3, and the third is
1.0.3. Isn't there some strange bloat going on in cvs version? Or is
it a benefit of using streams everywhere?
Lars> Not only xtl requires exceptions, conforming omplementations of
Lars> the C++ standard library also requires it.
Great.
JMarc
