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- From: J_Plewka@Amtrash.comlink.de (Joern Plewka)
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- Subject: Re: C vs. C++ -> SAS/C binary size
- Date: 18 Feb 96 23:49:04 +0100
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- mryba@MCS.COM (Michal L. Rybarski) -> "C vs. C++ -> SAS/C binary size"
- (17.02.1996)
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- > SLINK Complete - Maximum code size = 38412 ($0000960c) bytes
- > Final output file size = 63736 ($0000f8f8) bytes
- >
- >
- > Why such a big difference in size of executables? I understand that C++
- > i/o is object oriented so, I imagine, it is more complex therefore it should
- > take longer to compile but why there should be any difference in the
- > size of the final binary?
- >
- > Have I missed to set some vital settings?
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- That`s much too much, IMHO. I did 10kB of code (several classes etc.)
- including fileIO consoleIO... with the same size using MAxonC++
- in C++ Mode;-) it results in 50kB...or 140kB on PoC.
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