> BTW, for those interested in minimizing file
> sizes, I've found that
> > many of the Makefiles in the GNU sources run gcc with the -g switch
> > (debugging) turned on. If you have no need to debug
> library routines or are
> > preparing production releases, be sure to turn this off.
> It will make a
> > dramatic difference in the size of your executables.
>
> Alternately you can 'strip' the resulting libraries which is probably
> simpler to do.
>
> Nicolas
Of course. "arm-linux-strip --strip-unneeded -o <outfile> <infile>" has
pretty much the same effect after the fact as removing the -g switch to gcc
beforehand. Just don't get carried away and do a --strip-all (at least not
for your apps :)
//Jeff
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