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- From: mgwill1@mik.uky.edu (matthew williams)
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- Subject: Re: HUGE executable in g++
- Date: 19 Jan 96 22:50:21 GMT
- Organization: University of Kentucky, Dept. of Math Sciences
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- I hate to keep following up on myself, but i found the solution to my own
- problem, i had defined an array of structs in my source file which i had
- only intended to be used in ram, gcc apparently included the array inside
- the excutables! (i dont understand why it did this) but i found out if i
- place the keyword 'static' in front of the keyword array it cleared things
- up. I hope this helps anyone who has similar problems. Oh the GNU
- binutils size program is very useful.
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