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- From: stupy@freenet.durham.org (Steve Tupy)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: [Q]Borland C++ Command-Line Compile
- Date: 5 Jan 1996 06:01:04 GMT
- Organization: Durham Free-Net
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- Benedict CHNG (chngchi1@iscs.nus.sg) wrote:
- : After creating an application using the AppExpert in Borland C++ 4.5, I
- : compile my program using Build All but it takes more than 20 minutes on
- : my machine! I think all this is due to extensive swappings to my harddisk.
-
- : So I've decided to use the command-line compiler BCC.EXE but how do I do
- : it - I mean what are all the parameters that I'll have to key in?
-
- : Also, how come the generated code is so big (almost 1.5 Megs in size)?
-
-
- You are including what is known as debug info. This aids in debugging but
- will not be necessary in the final program. You can turn it off in the
- project manager and will significantly reduce Exe size. Leave it in there
- for now, though, as it greatly aids in development.
-
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- Steve
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