Am Freitag, den 13.01.2006, 03:23 -0700 schrieb L505:
> > I misinterpreted the scope of your approach. But you're right, if I get
> > there and squeeze out the last bytes for embedded systems I'll make it
> > publicly available.
> >
> > Marc
> >
>
> I was saying that basically one way of trimming down cgi programs
> significantly was
> to use CompactSysUtils - Another way to trim, is to put some functions into a
> DLL
Yes, this is my favourite. As you can imagine, on embedded
nano-computers every single byte has to be checked if it does something
useful, the other ones have to go home. ;)
> (not compactsysutils ones, things like database access , sessions, cookies
> functions). Maybe you thought I was going to put compactsysutils functions in
> a dll -
> I didn't mean that. But actually it's an interesting thought - having some of
> the fpc
> RTL in a dll. Or, maybe I misinterpreted your misinterpretation :)
I think from reading the message from Florian Klämpfl with the subject
"dyn. linked lazarus" the door to dynamicylly linked basics like RTL is
pushed open with fpc 2.1.1. That's a big step forward in general - good
work, Florian and others involved!
For small CPUs it is not sufficient, because wether a byte is linked in
statically or sits in a dynamic library - it has to be loaded anyways.
One way I started thinking about was to use non standard X-Server (X.org
or XFree86) but something like NanoX or similar. Unfortunately none of
the ones I know run on FreeBSD ...
Marc
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