971105 and OSR5

971105 and OSR5

[Bill Walker]

Just a note about what most folks already know:

The 971105 snapshot is the easiest and cleanest building of all so far
under SCO 3.2v5.0.4.  Good job, folks!  I am getting a little bit
larger code files, though.

	emacs 20.1 under whatever was around on September 18:
		3030076 bytes

	emacs 20.1 under 971105
		3097560 bytes  (after mcs -d and strip)

Oh, well.  What's 60k  in the emacs world ?  ;=)


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Bill Walker Ph.D.
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East Central University
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Re: 971105 and OSR5

[Robert Lipe]

> Just a note about what most folks already know:
> 
> The 971105 snapshot is the easiest and cleanest building of all so far
> under SCO 3.2v5.0.4.  Good job, folks!  

I know I've spent a lot of nights and weekends over the last three
years helping to make that happens, and I've done only a very very 
small piece of the puzzle.   I can't hear too many pats on the back,
and I imagine (especially at this point in the release cycle) that
affirmation from as many users as we can get is welcomed.


> I am getting a little bit larger code files, though.
> 
> 	emacs 20.1 under whatever was around on September 18:
> 		3030076 bytes
> 
> 	emacs 20.1 under 971105
> 		3097560 bytes  (after mcs -d and strip)

Do you know if the builds used identical flags to egcs?

Does size, 'dump -h' or 'objdump --headers' give you any good clues
about where that 60 K came from?

RJL