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Re: want to develop a simple LINUX plugin

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Subject: Re: want to develop a simple LINUX plugin
From: Björn Eiríksson <bjorn at einhugur dot com>
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 18:30:15 +0000
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On 17.3.2005, at 15:28, Joseph J. Strout wrote:

At 3:15 PM +0000 3/17/05, Einhugur.com wrote:

For Linux developement he actually should strip the PluginMain, (unless if
he wants a empty hello world plugin to be 150 k)

The GCC will not strip out all the unused static calls.

Ah, that's a fair point. But for a beginner, I'm not sure I'd recommend such optimizations -- he'll have to remember to redo it every time we come out with a new version of the SDK, for example. Better to get something up and running even if it is a bit bigger than it needs to be.




Agreed, its better to get it to work first and to do so he does not need to change the SDK.

At least not the PluginMain. (The Makefile I had to change back when I took it, but I dont know if that has been fixed or not)

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