>Okay.... I have modified CFLAGS in restore-src/Makefile "-g" and
>recompiled.
>The end result is a file size not much bigger than amidxtaped without
>debug. Shouldn't amidxtaped with debug be substantially bigger?
This is a naive question:
Does it make the things run slower if a program is ALWAYS compiled with -g?
I understand it makes the code bigger as it saves a bunch of
information to be used by the debugger. So loading the program will
take some more time.
But does it reall run slower after that?
If not, maybe it would be a good choice to have -g activated all the
time in the makefiles. It will take a bit more disk space, but that
negletible (understand Oh I'll have to erase one of my MP3? Not even
so :)
Olivier
