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From: | Sahab Yazdani <sahaby AT vif DOT com> |
Organization: | PheonixSoft Interactive |
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Subject: | Re: "Hello World !" growed from 361 KB to 730 KB ! What's going on |
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Date: | Sun, 10 Mar 2002 03:39:56 GMT |
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[SNIP] > > Welcome to C++, a monstrously large language, where even to say hello you > need a lot of baggage. If that bothers you (I don't think it should), > don't use C++. > > >>I can understand that there maybe is some extra code to prepare DJGPP >>generated programs to run in 32-bit mode in an environment that has allways >>been 16-bit (DOS). > > > This has nothing to do with 32-bit vs 16-bit programs. It has everything > to do with the bloat in C++ classes used to print formatted messages. > The fact that C programs, which also run in 32-bit protected mode, are so > much smaller is the proof of this simple fact. you don't *have* to use the standard C++ classes... you can still use printf family under C++ and everything should work fine. but C++ classes give nice things like a string type that will get rid of some headaches in dev. > -- ************************************************************** * Sahab Yazdani * "Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of * * Thornhill S.S * thermodynamics!" - Homer Simpson * ************************************************************** * http://pheonixsoft.virtualave.net/ * :) * **************************************************************
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