On 27/03/07, Alfredo Dimaunahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to confirm if the
> "--disable-mib-loading" in ./configure would give the same results as adding
> -m "" in the command.
Not exactly.
The command-line option -m "" means
"set the list of MIB module to load to be empty".
The library still includes all of the code needed to load and parse MIB modules,
but it's not actually used.
The configure optin "--disable-mib-loading" means
"don't include the code for loading MIB modules at all"
You'd get the same speed improvements (possibly very slightly greater)
since the library wouldn't be loading any MIB modules. But you'd also
get a reduction in code size and in run-time memory usage, since the
MIB parsing code and internal representation of the MIBs wouldn't be
present.
Dave
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