John R. Sowden wrote: > A while back this thread mentioned Borland's 'Smart Linking' in one of its > Pascal compilers, but not the current (at the time) C compiler). As this > process only makes sense to minimize program size, therefore decreasing load > time, and probably run time, as more RAM is available, it this process being > used by today's current compilers? >
I don't know, but considering how few applications are statically-linked these days, is there really a big payoff? It was different when the target was a DOS program, since those usually had to carry all their libs along with them. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
