On 02/26/2011 07:18 PM, David Robillard wrote:
> I'm more in to shrinking the actual runtime memory overhead to the
> absolute bare minimum than shrinking the code. I have roughly infinity
> more useful things to do than pretending <100k libraries are bloated :)
Oddly, on most Android devices you actually have plenty of RAM to work with,
especially in native code where the Java maximum heap size do not apply.
Memory's not a bottleneck.
I wasn't saying that libraries <100k are bloated. So far, I had the impression
that we were in the order hundreds of kilobytes, which is too much for plugin
support in an app, when you think about it as a whole, which means codecs and
other deps.
> Replacing glib, it seems, is the main and by far most significant thing
> that needs doing to get a very small embedded appropriate limitation.
> The code size of my new libraries, IMO, is well within reasonable limits
> for anything that would use LV2 plugins.
All these changes sound very good to me.
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