Mattias Gaertner wrote:
executable without smart linking and without wpo
+ stack
+ loaded config files
+ mem fragmentation
A simple lcl app needs 2-4MB less.
Two questions...1) Can you defrag memory? I'm running Ubuntu 8.04.2 - if
that helps. Or do you just close all apps, logout and then log back in
and start all apps again. I tend to run my system for weeks on end
without logout or reboot.
2) If I start Lazarus IDE directly using the 'lazarus' executable, I
also see a Splash screen. So why does the 'startlazarus' application
also have a splash screen? Wouldn't that already save a bit of
resources? I guess about 2-3MB maybe.
But then the startlazarus still has to pull in the whole LCL to handle
MessageDlg() calls etc... So like you said, if the LCL isn't optimized,
the startlazarus can't save much more.
FYI: the 95MB is about 50% mem fragmentation.
Question 1 applies...
Regards,
- Graeme -
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