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From: rico@oscvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: printf() code size using Astartup.obj and AMIGA.LIB only
Message-ID: <426@oscvax.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 28-Jun-86 23:43:18 EDT
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Posted: Sat Jun 28 23:43:18 1986
Date-Received: Sun, 29-Jun-86 02:03:55 EDT
References: <8606270438.AA07486@pavepaws>
Reply-To: rico@oscvax.UUCP (Rico Mariani)
Organization: Ontario Science Centre, Toronto
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Summary: 

In article <8606270438.AA07486@pavepaws> dillon@PAVEPAWS.BERKELEY.EDU.UUCP writes:
>
>	This should lay to rest any further arguments about printf().
>
>
>(linking only with AMIGA.LIB and Astartup.obj,  Lattice C 3.03)
>
>source				executable
>
>main() {}			1880
>main() {printf("hello\n");}	2376
>
>	As you can see, printf() takes 496 bytes, PERIOD, when called from 
>amiga.lib  (it may or may not use the DOS run-time library, but that doesn't
>really matter).
>
>						-Matt

Just for comparison, I thought it would be interesting to list figures
for Aztec C.  These numbers are with the standard 16 and 32 bit libraries,
there is no distinction between 'amiga.lib' and 'lc.lib' or whatever
as is found in Lattice (also no startup code to link in....)

 source				executable

 main() {}			1580			16 bit ints
				1636			32 bit ints

 main() {printf("hello\n");}	4712			16 bit ints
				4944			32 bit ints

Another FYI .... on Fish disk #23, there are four versions of microemacs V30,
two of the were compiled with Lattice and two with Manx... presumably, the
same source was used for both


file				executable

xemacs.amigados.lattice		68356
xemacs.amigados.manx16		39928
gemacs.intuition.lattice	80312
gemacs.intuition.manx16		46976


and on fish disk #24, we find Matt Dillon's csh-ish shell (thanks Matt!!)

csh.lattice			38052
csh.manx32			21180



Lattice seems to have blown more than just their run time library (I say
that a lot don't I :-) )

	-Rico