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Date Submitted |
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0000343 |
[uClibc++] Other |
minor |
always |
07-13-05 14:35 |
08-02-05 20:13 |
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Reporter |
tommi |
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public |
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Assigned To |
gkajmowi |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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Status |
closed |
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Product Version |
0.1.11 |
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Summary |
0000343: empty destructor in stdexcept increase codesize |
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Description |
as discussed in issue 0000340 there is a difference in codesize, depending how to define a virtual empty destructor. My investigations got these numbers on my system: libuClibc++ with explicit virtual destructors in cpp-file results in a library size of 176432 bytes. With defined inline in include/stdexcept the library is 174256 bytes (about 2k smaller). The codesize of a compiled program is exactly the same.
This patch moves destructors from cpp- to header-files.
Another test tells me, that it is no difference if I define a virtual empty destructor in the header or define none at all (in which case a default destructor is generated). It is just a matter of taste, if you define it or let the compiler do the work for you. |
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Attached Files |
 stdexcept.diff [^] (1,434 bytes) 07-13-05 14:35 |
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