Am Donnerstag, den 12.01.2006, 12:37 -0700 schrieb L505:
> Maybe the system unit itself can be reorganized. Probably not, but
> system causes exe
> to be minimum 30kb. This is no big deal for most applications, but for
> small CGI
> applications which lots of people would be building (such as web
> counter programs or
> a web home page) the small compilation size does make a difference for
> quick
> uploading and prototyping of the web program.
>
> So you have an application for small exe's which is an embedded
> system, and I have an
> application too: small CGI programs and utilities that help me get
> work done faster
> and stop waiting for uploading times through ftp.
I see.
> Now for CGI programs we have it all figured out - place all the common
> functions in a
> DLL and then call on them through the CGI program. Then the cgi
> program is tiny and
> the DLL is only uploaded to the server once ever. But CGI is still
> 30KB minimum in
> this case. Not so bad uploading a 30KB cgi.. but could be better. Some
> PHP files (big
> scripts with lots of comments) are even 30KB.
I misinterpreted the scope of your approach. But you're right, if I get
there and squeeze out the last bytes for embedded systems I'll make it
publicly available.
Marc
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