[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am not sure if what I am asking is practical or not. I am writing a
STREAMS stack for a protocol over a serial connection. Tha catch is
that it is an embedded application and I need the object (streams.o) to
be as small as I can get it. The whole file system is on flash.
How can I best reduce the size of the file. I am not using clone or
multi or loopback (maybe on loopback). I am doing straight put() &
putq() up and down.
We use LiS in our embedded system (32M RAM, 8M flash) along with much
more extensive serial protocol stacks implemented in streams modules,
a web server for configuration/stats, switching applications,
applications for communicating with client machines, etc. No problems.
What modules is it posssible to leave out?
The basic streams environment will be in a module called streams.o.
That's all you need to load (besides your own). The user interface
will end up in libLiS which you link with your apps.
Steve
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