Mail Archives: djgpp/1995/01/16/16:17:54
> When building gcc itself with -O2, I found that 16Mb was tight. gcc
> used 5Mb of virtual memory and 4Mb of temp space (ramdisk). I gave
> the rest to smartdrive (6Mb) for holding the compiler, objects,
> editor, etc.
Yes, and avoid SmartDrive... Use Norton Speedisk instead. I haven't
timed it, but it sure feels like twice as fast as Smartdrive
(not to mention CDROM-drives...), and it is twice as stable as
Smartdrive - no problems with games and such. Of course, you'll need
to give it 4-5M, but it's definitely worth it!
/allan
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