[Python-Dev] Problems with the new unicodectype.c
Fred L. Drake, Jr.
fdrake@beopen.com
Thu, 6 Jul 2000 11:50:47 -0400 (EDT)
Fredrik Lundh writes:
> yeah, but people porting SRE to small platforms can switch off
> inlining completely. if I do that on windows, the resulting DLL
> is less than 20k.
So don't worry about the 100K for Linux/x86 unless you just want to
test that -fno-inline (or whatever) is passed from the Setup file to
the Makefile without makesetup barfing on it. (Not unusual for less
common flags, but I think -f* is passed along.)
> which is pretty okay, I think, if you consider that the DLL contains
> two separate regular expression engines, a scanner framework, and
> lots of other stuff...
20K -- 40K I'm not worried about. I'm less worried about the people
with *no* RAM, who will run into problems before they try to start
python, than about the guys with only a little RAM (say, 128MB ;).
-Fred
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