[reSIProcate] Resiprocate Footprint
Adam Roach
adam at nostrum.com
Mon Jan 22 10:25:48 CST 2007
Robert pointed out to me that, for many applications, the *Contents
classes aren't strictly necessary. Removing them reduces the size of the
libresip library by about 900 kb.
/a
Adam Roach wrote:
> Jerry Richards wrote:
>
>> I am looking at using resiprocate for an embedded MIPS VoIP phone.
>>
>> Does anyone know roughly what is the resiprocate footprint (excluding
>> repro), using the following build command (and I'm excluding SSL and
>> CommandLineParser)?
>>
>> ./configure
>> make dum
>>
>> I think the above pulls in the /rutil, /ares/, resip/stack, and resip/dum
>> libraries.
>>
>>
>
> I think you'll find that the stripped size of those four libraries comes
> to about 10 megs, broken down roughly as follows:
>
> libares: 48 kb
> librutil: 3.5 Mb
> libresip: 5.4 Mb
> libdum: 1.3 Mb
>
>
> /a
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