I think I know what it is. I think it changed when I link the app in the server by LINK_APP_INTO_SERVER although that really doesn't account for the mass increase but I think that's what I did different.
Any thoughts? > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:58:11 -0800 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [nanogui] Nano-X library size > > I could remember it being around 300K but it caught my attention > yesterday as very unusual. > I have no debugging enabled. Infact below is my config file. > I also have no demos and I tried without a few of the libraries, just fnt > support. > The font files are about 128K. I'm doing what I've always done unless I > edit something > I forgot about. I'm building in scratchbox but I've always done that so I > don't think that should > matter. > > I left off the mouse driver and below... > > #################################################################### > ARCH = LINUX-NATIVE > BIGENDIAN = N > NATIVETOOLSPREFIX = > ARMTOOLSPREFIX = arm-linux- > MIPSTOOLSPREFIX = mipsel-linux- > POWERPCTOOLSPREFIX = powerpc-linux- > SHTOOLSPREFIX = sh-linux-gnu > RTEMSTOOLSPREFIX = i386-rtemself- > > #################################################################### > # > # Compiling options > # > #################################################################### > OPTIMIZE = Y > DEBUG = N > VERBOSE = N > THREADSAFE = Y > GPROF = N > > #################################################################### > # > # Libraries to build: microwin, nano-X, nanowidget, object frameworks > # > #################################################################### > MICROWIN = N > NANOX = Y > SHAREDLIBS = Y > OBJFRAMEWORK = N > > > #################################################################### > # > # Demos to build > #MICROWINDEMO = N > NANOXDEMO = N > > #################################################################### > # > # Applications to build > # > #################################################################### > NANOWM = N > > #################################################################### > # > # The pixeltype of the native hardware or underlying graphics library. > # This definition defines the PIXELVAL to be 32, 16 or 8 bits wide. > # If using Linux framebuffer, set to MWPF_TRUECOLOR0888, and use fbset. > # It also enables GdArea/GrArea for this particular pixel packing format. > # > # define MWPF_PALETTE /* pixel is packed 8 bits 1, 4 or 8 pal > index*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR8888 /* pixel is packed 32 bits 8/8/8/8 truecolor > w/alpha*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR0888 /* pixel is packed 32 bits 8/8/8 truecolor*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR888 /* pixel is packed 24 bits 8/8/8 truecolor*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR565 /* pixel is packed 16 bits 5/6/5 truecolor*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR555 /* pixel is packed 16 bits 5/5/5 truecolor*/ > # define MWPF_TRUECOLOR332 /* pixel is packed 8 bits 3/3/2 truecolor*/ > # > #################################################################### > SCREEN_PIXTYPE = MWPF_TRUECOLOR555 > > #################################################################### > # > # NanoX: Put Y to the following line to link the nano-X application > # with the server. This is required for ELKS, if no network is present, > # or for speed or debugging. This affects the nano-X server only. > # > #################################################################### > LINK_APP_INTO_SERVER = Y > > #################################################################### > # Shared memory support for Nano-X client/server protocol speedup > #################################################################### > HAVE_SHAREDMEM_SUPPORT = Y > > #################################################################### > # > # File I/O support > # Supporting either below drags in libc stdio, which may not be wanted > # > #################################################################### > HAVE_FILEIO = Y > > #################################################################### > # BMP, GIF reading support > #################################################################### > HAVE_BMP_SUPPORT = Y > HAVE_GIF_SUPPORT = N > HAVE_PNM_SUPPORT = N > HAVE_XPM_SUPPORT = N > > #################################################################### > # JPEG support through a customize jpeg decoder > #################################################################### > HAVE_CJPEG_SUPPORT = N > INCCJPEG = /include > > #################################################################### > # JPEG support through libjpeg, see README.txt in contrib/jpeg > #################################################################### > HAVE_JPEG_SUPPORT = Y > INCJPEG = /include > LIBJPEG = /lib/libjpeg.so > > #################################################################### > # PNG support via libpng and libz > #################################################################### > HAVE_PNG_SUPPORT = N > INCPNG = . > LIBPNG = /usr/lib/libpng.a > INCZ = . > LIBZ = /lib/libz.a > > #################################################################### > # TIFF support through libtiff > #################################################################### > HAVE_TIFF_SUPPORT = N > INCTIFF = . > LIBTIFF = /usr/lib/libtiff.a > > #################################################################### > # TSLIB support through libts, > #################################################################### > HAVE_TSLIB_SUPPORT = Y > INCTS = /include > LIBTS = /lib/libts.so > > #################################################################### > # native .fnt loadable font support > #################################################################### > HAVE_FNT_SUPPORT = Y > HAVE_FNTGZ_SUPPORT = Y > FNT_FONT_DIR = "/fonts/bdf" > > #################################################################### > # T1 adobe type1 font support thru t1lib > #################################################################### > HAVE_T1LIB_SUPPORT = N > INCT1LIB = /include > LIBT1LIB = /lib/libt1.so > > #################################################################### > # TrueType font support thru FreeType 1.x > #################################################################### > HAVE_FREETYPE_SUPPORT = N > INCFTLIB = /include/freetype1 > LIBFTLIB = /lib/libttf.so > FREETYPE_FONT_DIR = "/fonts/truetype" > # might want to change this to /etc/fonts/truetype > #################################################################### > # Support for many kinds of font thru FreeType 2.x > # Must also set FREETYPE_FONT_DIR in the Freetype 1.x section > #################################################################### > HAVE_FREETYPE_2_SUPPORT = N > INCFT2LIB = /include/freetype2 > LIBFT2LIB = /lib/libfreetype.so > > #################################################################### > # PCF font support > # Selecting HAVE_PCFGZ_SUPPORT will allow you to directly read > # .pcf.gz files, but it will add libz to the size of the server > #################################################################### > HAVE_PCF_SUPPORT = Y > HAVE_PCFGZ_SUPPORT = Y > PCF_FONT_DIR = "/fonts/pcf" > > #################################################################### > # Chinese Han Zi Ku loadable font support > #################################################################### > HAVE_HZK_SUPPORT = N > HZK_FONT_DIR = "fonts/chinese" > > #################################################################### > # Chinese BIG5 compiled in font support (big5font.c) > #################################################################### > HAVE_BIG5_SUPPORT = N > #################################################################### > # Chinese GB2312 compiled in font support (gb2312font.c) > #################################################################### > HAVE_GB2312_SUPPORT = N > > #################################################################### > # Japanese JISX0213 compiled in font support (jisx0213-12x12.c) > #################################################################### > HAVE_JISX0213_SUPPORT = N > > #################################################################### > # Korean HANGUL font support (jo16x16.c) > #################################################################### > HAVE_KSC5601_SUPPORT = N > > #################################################################### > # Japanese EUC-JP support using loadable MGL font > #################################################################### > HAVE_EUCJP_SUPPORT = N > EUCJP_FONT_DIR = "fonts/japanese" > > #################################################################### > # Fribidi and shape/joining support for right to left rendering > #################################################################### > HAVE_FRIBIDI_SUPPORT = N > HAVE_SHAPEJOINING_SUPPORT = N > INCFRIBIDI = $(TOP)/../../../include > LIBFRIBIDI = $(TOP)/../../../lib/libfribidi.a > > #################################################################### > # Generate screen driver interface only with no fonts or clipping > #################################################################### > NOFONTSORCLIPPING = N > > #################################################################### > # > # Window move algorithms for Microwindows > # Change for tradeoff between cpu speed and looks > # ERASEMOVE repaints only backgrounds while window dragging, quicker. > # Otherwise an XOR redraw is used for window moves only after button up, > # quickest (should set for ELKS) > # UPDATEREGIONS paints in update clipping region only for better look and > feel > # > #################################################################### > ERASEMOVE = N > UPDATEREGIONS = N > > #################################################################### > # > # Link with Gray Palette (valid only for 4bpp modes) > # > #################################################################### > GRAYPALETTE = N > #################################################################### > # > # If the platform is running UNIX, Linux or RTEMS... > # > #################################################################### > ifneq ($(ARCH), ELKS) > > # X Window screen, mouse and kbd drivers > X11 = N > > ifeq ($(X11), Y) > # startup screen width, height, (depth for palette mode only) > SCREEN_WIDTH = 640 > SCREEN_HEIGHT = 480 > SCREEN_DEPTH = 4 > > # You may want to turn this on for XFree86 4.x or if your backing store > # isn't functioning properly > USE_EXPOSURE = Y > > else > > # framebuffer screen driver (linear and/or vga 4 planes) > # set VTSWITCH to include virtual terminal switch code > # set FBREVERSE to reverse bit orders in 1,2,4 bpp > # set FBVGA=N for all systems without VGA hardware (for MIPS must=N) > FRAMEBUFFER = Y > FBVGA = N > VTSWITCH = Y > FBREVERSE = N > BGRPIXELFORMAT = Y > > # set HAVETEXTMODE=Y for systems that can switch between text & graphics. > # On a graphics-only embedded system, such as Osprey and Embedded > # Planet boards, set HAVETEXTMODE=N > HAVETEXTMODE = Y > > # svgalib screen driver > VGALIB = N > > # direct VGA hardware access screen driver > HWVGA = N > > > > > > > > > > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 06:44:07 -0800 >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Re: [nanogui] Nano-X library size >> >> Allen Yang wrote: >>> I disabled the demos when I compiled the package. The size is about >>> half >>> of your 6M. I'm running on a coldfire target. I'm also using freetype >>> fonts which take more space. If you don't use freetype, the size can be >>> even smaller. >>> >>> I guess "129K on host (i386)" doesn't count the shared library size. >>> >>> Anyone has more comments? >>> >> >> ISTR that on my arm9 target the size, including nano-X and the library, >> was about 300K. >> >> I have no idea what you're building that would use 6M. Qt is smaller >> than that! >> >> --Yan >> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Allen Yang >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Junior [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>> Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 9:26 AM >>> To: Daniel Nyström >>> Cc: nanogui@linuxhacker.org >>> Subject: Re: [nanogui] Nano-X library size >>> >>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> Sent: Tue, 15 Jan 2008 09:47:05 +0100 >>>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >>>> Subject: Re: [nanogui] Nano-X library size >>>> >>>> Mine is 129K on host (i386). >>>> >>>> >>> >>> What!? I'm on an ARM target and I would expect it to be pretty close to >>> yours >>> or even much smaller. >>> What could account for the difference? Does anyone have any ideas? >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> Junior wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi, >>>>> I was wondering - maybe others have - why the nanox library is so >>>>> large? >>>>> With the basic config options the libnanoX.so is >= 6M bytes which is >>>>> pretty large compared to other gui library (well.. for embedded >>>>> devices >>>>> I mean :) ). >>>>> By the way, that's the stripped library and I'm using uClibc. >>>>> >>>>> Has anyone got it smaller or at least half the size? 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