Hello: It makes the binary a lot larger with either O0, O1, and O3. even with debugging symbols stripped, and O3 my binary is 1.2m. Part of this is the stl, but a lot of it is boost. On 5/8/2011 4:17 PM, Igor R wrote:
I'm using boost::function in a few places so that I can use boost::bind to pass member pointers on objects, static member functions or just normal functions, but I'm noticing that I get a ton of extra overhead when compiling after I use boost::function in a new place. Is there a fix for this? I really like boost and some of it's features, but it's making my binaries huge. What optimization level do you use?
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