mo...@rodents-montreal.org (Mouse) writes: >>>>> amd64, 9.0_STABLE (ftp.n.o):
>>>>> text data bss dec hex filename >>>>> 562318 29064 2176416 2767798 2a3bb6 main >> amd64, 9.0_STABLE: >> data bss dec hex filename >> 2873 186 72 3131 c3b a.out >Is that linked dynamic, or did you stub out all the miscellanous junk? >Is that what the code you quote (below, which I'm cutting) is? c.c is the one-line main function. atexit.c is the quoted code. % cc -c -fno-common atexit.c % cc -static c.c atexit.o % size a.out text data bss dec hex filename 2873 186 72 3131 c3b a.out >> crt0 pulls in >> - atexit >> - environment >> - static TLS >> - stack guard >Why TLS?? Is there some networking going on under the hood? Thread Local Storage. >Still, I would have expected all that to be done via weak symbols, so >if they aren't needed they aren't brought in. For example, there's no >need for the atexit support if the program never uses it, The atexit() functionality is used in the startup code. And everything else is pulled in from libc_init.
