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Article #5538Re: Writing small code in SAS/C 5.10
From: Lee Sailer
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 1990 15:14
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 1990 15:14
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>Also, the main program itself is not the culprit, it is the linking process
>that increases your size.
Another thing that increases the final code size, at least in Lattice 4.01,
is the "startup code." Before your main() gets executed, a program called
_main() is executed. It is moderately large.
_main() sets up the WorkBench message port, parses the command line, and
other stuff like that. You probably don't need it all. You can find the
source to _main(), edit out the parts yopu don't need, and use it instead
of the general purpose original.
lee
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