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Re: Other programming languages, built in compiler and an updater. [message #28767 is a reply to message #28748] Thu, 16 September 2010 05:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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dolik.rce wrote on Wed, 15 September 2010 06:25

Novo wrote on Wed, 15 September 2010 05:39

In my case it produces executables twice bigger than with GCC. Probably linker should also be substituted. But this is not possible because it is hard-coded in C++. Actually, hard-coded names of tools make impossible to use MinGW compiler on Linux. You can replace name of a compiler, but linker and librarian cannot be replaced.


The sizes can be slightly bigger for llvm, but I don't see that as a problem. For me the results for compiling theide are following:
           Debug   Optimal   Size
llvm-g++   31 MB   7.3 MB    7.1 MB
g++        49 MB   5.3 MB    5.0 MB


Honza


In my case:
LLVM.Gui.Mt.Shared             4451280
LLVM.Force_size.Gui.Mt.Shared  4353696
GCC.Gui.Mt.Shared              2297152
GCC.Force_size.Gui.Mt.Shared   2174176


It actually looks like LLVM adds two megs of something in each case.


Regards,
Novo

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