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size sanity-check
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- Subject: [ECOS] size sanity-check
- From: Paul Kinzelman <PaulK at isdcorp dot com>
- Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 14:25:15 -0700
I'm trying to evaluate the size of various components of ecos (on an
ARM board). Does the following make sense...
I compiled the hello.c example but with no stdio and printf, downloaded
it to the eval board, and gdb said the .text size was ~18K.
Could I assume this is the size of the basic kernel (in the standard
configuration) for gross approximation?
I tried compiling a few different clib calls and it looks like it links in
only the functions it needs. Any way to find out how big the clib is
approximately without compiling with all the function calls?
Also, any idea how big the tcpip stack is?
TIA!
-PaulK