On Wednesday 16 October 2002 3:59 pm, Lars Gullik Bj�nnes wrote: > Angus Leeming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > | aleem@thorax:devel$ ls -l build-xforms/src/lyx > | -rwxrwxr-x 1 aleem aleem 183449891 Oct 16 15:46 > | build-xforms/src/lyx aleem@thorax:devel$ ls -l > | build-qt/src/lyx > | -rwxrwxr-x 1 aleem aleem 190649955 Oct 16 15:02 > | build-qt/src/lyx > | > | That's 1.5 GIGABYTES to build 2 lyx executables!!!!! > > So is it Alpha or gcc that is at fault?
As you say. It's a crap, old compiler. But I've already demonstrated that I can't use a more modern version of g++. > [larsbj@trylle lyx-devel]$ du -sh build > 367M build > [larsbj@trylle lyx-devel]$ du -sh qt > 463M qt These sizes are commensurate with mine given the 64bit nature of the box. So, even with a brand-spanking new gcc, these are still BIG disk usages. Especially when you consider that cxx uses 100MB total for 2 trees, full debug info. I guess that this is all academic anyway since the stuff is here to stay. Angus
