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List:       miros-discuss
Subject:    mksh size matters, part II
From:       Thorsten Glaser <tg () mirbsd ! de>
Date:       2008-11-01 23:53:38
Message-ID: Pine.BSM.4.64L.0811012351290.9920 () herc ! mirbsd ! org
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Here's part two of the mksh size comparisions. The current version
of pcc can build mksh R36 except the __typeof__ macro, so we don't
need to use HAVE_EXPSTMT=0 that prevents some code inlining, which
let mksh-current/normal/pcc appear bigger than mksh-36/normal/pcc.

   text    data     bss     dec     hex filename
 187052    1032   20032  208116   32cf4 mksh36/norm/mksh
 187008    1032   20032  208072   32cc8 mkshcur/norm/mksh
 160857     936    7424  169217   29501 mksh36/small/mksh
 160613     936    7424  168973   2940d mkshcur/small/mksh

As you can see, mksh-current is in all respects smaller than R36.

bye,
//mirabilos
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