When I compile programs on my own, I usually run 'strip' on the
binaries when I'm finished. This greatly reduces the size of the files
but I wonder, does it affect performance/stability? My
/usr/local/lib/gimp/0.99/plug-ins was 16mb now it's 3. The man-page says
that strip removes
When I compile programs on my own, I usually run 'strip' on the
binaries when I'm finished. This greatly reduces the size of the files
but I wonder, does it affect performance/stability? My
/usr/local/lib/gimp/0.99/plug-ins was 16mb now it's 3. The man-page says
that
Michael == [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
MichaelWhen I compile programs on my own, I usually run
Michael 'strip' on the binaries when I'm finished. This greatly
Michael reduces the size of the files but I wonder, does it
Michael affect performance/stability? My
Michael
On 30 Jan 1998, Ben Gertzfield wrote:
Michael == [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Michael When I compile programs on my own, I usually run
Michael 'strip' on the binaries when I'm finished. This greatly
Michael reduces the size of the files but I wonder, does it
Michael
On Fri, 30 Jan 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I compile programs on my own, I usually run 'strip' on the
binaries when I'm finished. This greatly reduces the size of the files
but I wonder, does it affect performance/stability? My
/usr/local/lib/gimp/0.99/plug-ins was 16mb now
5 matches
Mail list logo