On 18.12.2010 19:07, jovo wrote:
Hi,
Today I compiled my old two module console program with d-2.50.
It uses only std.c.time, std.c.stdio, std.random and templates.
Compiled with -O -release, on windows.
Executable size (d-2.50): 4.184 kb.
Trayed with d-1.30: 84 kb.
Is it expected?
I'm guessing the new version of std.random pulls in almost all of the
rest of phobos, directly or indirectly. This is common throughout
phobos, and means that if you want a small executable, you have to stick
with basically just the C core.c.* (or std.c.*) stuff. Unless you want
to custom build Phobos, of course...
If you really need a small executable, use Tango instead of Phobos.
