On Friday, 20-Sep-13 11:59 AM, JohnnyK wrote:
On Friday, 20 September 2013 at 16:20:34 UTC, Duke Normandin wrote:
I'm re-visiting the D language. I've compared the file sizes of 2
executables - 1 is compiled C code using gcc; the other is D code
using dmd.

helloWorld.d => helloWorld.exe = 146,972 bytes
ex1hello.c => ex1-hello.exe = 5,661 bytes

Why such a huge difference???

Duke

That 140KB is called the CYA document.  It is there so that when you
the programmer screws up you don't look so bad in front of your boss.


[quote]CYA document ...[/quote]

sounds about right!!! :)

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