I'm working on an embedded Linux project on the MIPS platform. We have
rather limited space for storing binaries and libs and also limited RAM
so I was trying to trim down libmysqld as small as possible. Currently
the libmysqld.a is about 8MB in size and this is after an objdump
--strip-unneeded on all the object files inside of the .a archive. Does
anyone have any specs on how small libmysqld can be made and what kind
of memory overhead it would have? I'm also interested in how resistant
MySQL is to corrupted databases. This project is on a portable battery
powered device and so the machine could crash at any time. Any tips
would be greatly appreciated.
Josh Green
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