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Gimp binary size Owen 28 Jan 06:36
  Gimp binary size Tino Schwarze 28 Jan 10:01
   Gimp binary size Michael Natterer 28 Jan 10:42
    Gimp binary size Thierry Vignaud 28 Jan 11:50
   Gimp binary size Owen 28 Jan 20:16
  Gimp binary size Sven Neumann 28 Jan 14:15
Owen
2003-01-28 06:36:26 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

I apologize for this question

The Gimp 1.2 I have is 2113804 bytes, it came with the MDK 9 distro The Gimp 1.3.11 was 3597994 bytes, officially released 1.3.11 A recent Gimp 1.3.12 was 38551604 from one of the CVS repositories

Why are the binaries of the 1.3 series 15 times the size of 1.2 ?

TIA

Owen

Tino Schwarze
2003-01-28 10:01:29 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 05:36:26AM +0000, Owen wrote:

I apologize for this question

The Gimp 1.2 I have is 2113804 bytes, it came with the MDK 9 distro The Gimp 1.3.11 was 3597994 bytes, officially released 1.3.11 A recent Gimp 1.3.12 was 38551604 from one of the CVS repositories

Why are the binaries of the 1.3 series 15 times the size of 1.2 ?

Wild guess: They probably still have the debug info attached. Try using "strip" on the binary (or use "make install-strip").

HTH! Tino.

Michael Natterer
2003-01-28 10:42:09 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

tino.schwarze@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de (Tino Schwarze) writes:

On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 05:36:26AM +0000, Owen wrote:

I apologize for this question

The Gimp 1.2 I have is 2113804 bytes, it came with the MDK 9 distro The Gimp 1.3.11 was 3597994 bytes, officially released 1.3.11 A recent Gimp 1.3.12 was 38551604 from one of the CVS repositories

Why are the binaries of the 1.3 series 15 times the size of 1.2 ?

Wild guess: They probably still have the debug info attached. Try using "strip" on the binary (or use "make install-strip").

Yes, that's exactly the reason for the insane size. You probably use gcc 3.2?? I noticed the same some days ago.

ciao, --mitch

Thierry Vignaud
2003-01-28 11:50:07 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

Michael Natterer writes:

Yes, that's exactly the reason for the insane size. You probably use gcc 3.2?? I noticed the same some days ago.

this is not related to the gcc version but to the default cflags. as for now, most packages come with -g or -g -O2 as default cflags due to the autoconf suite default, which is plain right for debugging.

with the same cflags, gimp-1.2 is 2.0Mb (1997900 bytes) in current mdk cooker and gimp-1.3 is 2.3Mb (2323564) in current mdk contribs.

Sven Neumann
2003-01-28 14:15:06 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

Hi,

Owen writes:

I apologize for this question

The Gimp 1.2 I have is 2113804 bytes, it came with the MDK 9 distro The Gimp 1.3.11 was 3597994 bytes, officially released 1.3.11 A recent Gimp 1.3.12 was 38551604 from one of the CVS repositories

Why are the binaries of the 1.3 series 15 times the size of 1.2 ?

most probably because of the compiler you use, my gimp-1.3 binary (built using gcc-2.95.4) is 7416112 bytes with debugging info and 2122728 bytes stripped. I heard that newer versions of gcc create huge binaries if debugging info is included.

Salut, Sven

Owen
2003-01-28 20:16:19 UTC (almost 22 years ago)

Gimp binary size

On Tue, 28 Jan 2003 10:01:29 +0100 tino.schwarze@informatik.tu-chemnitz.de (Tino Schwarze) wrote:

A recent Gimp 1.3.12 was 38551604 from one of the CVS repositories

Why are the binaries of the 1.3 series 15 times the size of 1.2 ?

Wild guess: They probably still have the debug info attached. Try using"strip" on the binary (or use "make install-strip").

Thanks, using the strip option reduced the binary size to 2109532.

Owen