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Re: oct files on Mac OS X
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
Re: oct files on Mac OS X |
Date: |
Thu, 04 Oct 2007 13:37:00 -0400 |
On 4-Oct-2007, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
| Thomas Treichl wrote:
| > Jonathan Stickel schrieb:
| >> Out of curiosity, does someone know why oct files are an order of
| >> magnitude larger in Mac OS X than in Linux? For example,
| >>
| >> Gentoo linux, amd64, rand.oct: 48 kb
| >> Mac OS X, i386, rand.oct: 757 kb
| >
| > Which distribution of Octave for Mac?
| > I can see in Octave.app with 'ls -l'
| >
| > 50652 Sep 19 19:34 rand.oct
| >
| > So 2kB more than on Linux - that's ok for me.
| >
| > Thomas
| >
|
| I have octave installed via Fink.
|
| I just noticed that liboctinterp.2.9.14.dylib is 160 MB on my Mac, while
| it is 10 MB in Linux. Other standard system libraries do not have
| nearly as large a disparity. I will check into this...
Are the files stripped? What compiler options were used? Debugging
symbols take up quite a bit of space for C++ code. Strip them if you
like, but then you can't debug them if you need to without
rebuilding.
jwe