Under 64 bit linux I'm getting 1.4 Gb used for all plugins and examples, and 1.2 is bigger than 1.0... So it would seem VS is pretty hungry.
The Win32 binaries aren't so bad, in order of 20Mb for everything.
One solution for you is to not build everything. VS isn't very good to selecting sets of plugins/examples to compile by default, perhaps once we move to CMake we'll be able to get it provide us with usage profiles, and build what users need, rather than everything - the OSG has lots of seperate plugins and examples, most of which most users won't need, other than for occasional reference.
Robert.
On 9/15/06, Andrew Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Just had my hard disk fill up. With no idea as to how that
happened I did a bit of investigation and discovered that in the past
I've built everything under the OSG V1.0 release. Had a look in the
Visual Studio directory and there was the culprit - 8.84 GIGABYTES - and
all temp files, obj, pchi, etc etc. Freaks me out when I can remember
the early Borland Turbo compilers coming on 6 - 8 low density floppy
disks!!!!!!
Well, back to cleaning up the hard disk and reminiscing about
the good old days..
Andrew
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