nanogui: Nano-X library size
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RE: [nanogui] Nano-X library size
From:
"Allen Yang" ####@####.####
Date:
15 Jan 2008 14:39:16 -0000
Message-Id: <33B07717EB1E594F934D63BE3BDA5A3FE54E54@itexch01.nucomm.local>
I disabled the demos when I compiled the package. The size is about half of your 6M. I'm running on a coldfire target. I'm also using freetype fonts which take more space. If you don't use freetype, the size can be even smaller.
I guess "129K on host (i386)" doesn't count the shared library size.
Anyone has more comments?
Regards,
Allen Yang
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Subject: Re: [nanogui] Nano-X library size
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> Mine is 129K on host (i386).
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What!? I'm on an ARM target and I would expect it to be pretty close to yours
or even much smaller.
What could account for the difference? Does anyone have any ideas?
> Junior wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I was wondering - maybe others have - why the nanox library is so large?
>> With the basic config options the libnanoX.so is >= 6M bytes which is
>> pretty large compared to other gui library (well.. for embedded devices
>> I mean :) ).
>> By the way, that's the stripped library and I'm using uClibc.
>>
>> Has anyone got it smaller or at least half the size? I
>>
>> Thanks,
>> --Jr
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