Kwon JaeHwan wrote:
>
> Thank U for the information.
>
> I've found the related articles whose title was "creating a subset of openssl" and
>
> "Howto make a small footprint lib?".
>
> By the way, in those articles, what's the meaning of the following sentences?
>
> "On a side note: Disabling line editing in 'bash' saves >100k, but I
> really like that feature... :-("
>
> I suppose that bash is another unix shell.
>
> But I don't know the meaning of Disabling line editing in bash.
>
Thats only relevant to you if you are inteding to reduce the
size of an accompanying UNIX system as well (e.g. Linux).
"Line editing" refers to functions of a shell which allows you to
edit recently typed in command lines, e.g. replacement of substrings,
deletion of characters/words, scrolling back/forward. Like all
string functions these take awfully lots of space and are best
left out when you want smaller code.
Regards
Michael
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