(I'm cross-compiling on Linux nowadays mostly
But how? With an OpenWatcom cross-compiler for Linux?
2.7 second kernel compiles vs. 15 seconds in DOSEMU is quite an advantage)
My 9-year Linux time ended in 2002, so I usually let the kernel compile itself (a goot test ;-)
and here there are 120 fewer bytes. But the object file contains more than just code...
Of course, but why are there such big differences, when the only thing that has changed between the two compilations was that particular code chunk?
The best thing to look at is the map file:
OK. Thanks - will do this from now on.
Lucho
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