Thanks, I will definitely try that, although I'm not sure how it will help as I don't know assembly very well.
You don't need to know assembly -- the disassembly output shows both code and data and what's in the data sections.
Also, remember that the size in the "data" column doesn't necessarily contribute to the program's data size, since the linker removes code and data that's not referenced.
I just find it strange, because the arrays are in a class which isn't instantiated in this file. So I don't understand why changing the size of that class' member affects the code size. I could understand if it were being instantiated, of course.
Code could be referring to an "example" object or static data that's used to create an instance of the object... we won't really know until you check things out.
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