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- From: jalten@cs.vu.nl (Alten JP)
- Subject: Re: Big or small OBJs
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- Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 14:18:05 GMT
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- Malcolm Smart (MALCOLM.SMART@CONOCO.DUPONT.COM) wrote:
- : Hi
-
- : Which is more memory friendly? Linking a program using one very large
- : OBJs (just below the 64K max size) or linking it with many smaller OBJs
- : or does it not make a difference?
-
- Memory friendly for the compiler? or the linker? or the final program?
- or do you want to know which is faster? (compile-time/link-time/runtime)
-
- I would probably choose small .obj's, since that will generally
- reduce compile-time, but ....
-
- Sorry for the fog,
-
- Jelle Paul
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