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Re: Static data -- thanks
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Re: Static data -- thanks


  • Subject: Re: Static data -- thanks
  • From: Ricky Sharp <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 06 Jul 2004 11:52:40 -0500

On Tuesday, July 06, 2004, at 09:52AM, Christopher Beck <email@hidden> wrote:

>Thanks to everyone who made suggestions about how to deal with a large
>amount of static data.  As suggested by Markian, I turned off
>prebinding.

I would investigate this a bit more.  Are you sure you want to turn prebinding off?  I believe it has many benefits.

> Also, I found that the Zerolinker was having problems.  So,
>I set the build for deployment rather than debug, which causes the
>Zerolinker not to be used.

You can turn ZeroLink off in development builds.   Just uncheck the ZeroLink checkbox in the project properties.

>I also found that it would only compile
>using the "fastest" optimization and not the others.  Interestingly, the
>executable is huge (42MB).  The same code compiled with Visual studio
>produces an executable that is 56KB.

As pointed out by others, you should really move to a dynamic memory model.

Rick Sharp
Instant Interactive (tm)
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