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The OTHER One True God (tsullivan@trentu.ca) wrote:
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:    Remember that when using any large programming development system that 
: there will be an initial jump in code size, and as you progress, it will go 
: down as the %age of your code.
:   For instance, the 200K "Hello, world" program is excessive, but if you 
: were to build in a complete accounting system, or something, the total code 
: size would be ~300K (or so). You'll find that most windowing libs will have 
: the same initial jump in code. The amount of code size jump will depend on 
: the complexity of the lib. TV is a very complex, complete library.
:
  hmmm, I know TV is a very complete lib (it's nice), but is it possible
  to separate the one big library into many small libraries? Then I can
  link those I needed and leave out those unnecessary, resulting in
  smaller executable file. It is very rare for me to write big program,
  most of my programs don't exceed 1000 lines. Is it possible to break
  that lib into smaller libs by myself?

  Just a few thoughts. Thanks for your response.

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