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August 28th 06, 04:11 AM
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$640.00 to fill the tanks...
On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 22:01:15 -0400, Roger
wrote: C++ is just a bunch of object oriented libraries written in straight C. C++ just saves us the time of having to write all that code. It's also why compiling 37K of source code may give you a 30 Meg EXE. :-)) That would be if you were linking in the MS libraries... If you write the C++ from scratch on a UNIX machine and are not linking in any humongous libraries for a user interface, it won't be that much larger than an executable written in straight 'C'... MFC applications can get a bit large... Not usually 30M, but yeah, they are a bit bloated... 
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