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Why modify the executable?

Why modify the executable?

Posted Jul 20, 2009 18:14 UTC (Mon) by oak (guest, #2786)
In reply to: Why modify the executable? by nix
Parent article: Is pre-linking worth it?

> on my KDE 3.5.10 system here, kio_http (a shared library itself) and
dependent libraries contain a total of 48929 symbols with an average
length of 31.9. (...). You can expect a nonprelinked KDE program to use a
meg or so of extra dirty nonshareable memory just for the relocations

I would expect that many symbols to take several megs nonshareable memory
for the relocations per process...?


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Why modify the executable?

Posted Jul 20, 2009 21:55 UTC (Mon) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]

Stop expecting me to do difficult things like multiplying numbers by a
fixed constant. :) And yes, you're right, it is several megs.


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