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by direwolf20
132 days ago
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That's probably to do with exceptions — possibly the only thing that pervades C++ code even if you don't use it. The compiler has to write code so an exception at any point leaves the stack in a sensible way, etc. Try -fno-exceptions (and -fno-rtti might save some memory while you're at it) Regrettably not every C++ feature is free if you don't use it. But there aren't many that aren't. |
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