Hello, I am new to the Protocol Buffer community and am evaluating it for a project I am working on. The project I am working on has a common code base that runs on both on a Windows PC as well as an embedded target we have developed running Linux (using Poco library for platform dependent code). I would like to use the C++ implementation of protobuf for both targets as they both are written using C++ but am concerned over what I hear about how big the protobuf library is. The embedded target in question has an SD card for code space storage (about 256MB) and 128MB of RAM. Should I immediately rule out the C++ implementation and use the C implementation? Has anyone else used the C ++ implementation for an embedded target that has a generous memory footprint and CPU speed (~180mHz)?
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