>FWIW, I personally agree with the optimizer. If I have:
>
>int publicint = 0;
>
>And never reference publicint anywhere, it seems reasonable for the
>optimizer to remove the memory object and the code that initializes it,
>especially if I've asked for 'size' optimization.
That is true for built-in classes (or user classes that have
constructors that are trivial). However, you can't optimize
away non-trivial constructors because they may have side effects.
-- Marshall
"The era of big government is over."
Bill Clinton, State of the Union Address, January 23, 1996
Marshall Clow Adobe Systems <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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