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Re: Using glib's g_file_monitor_file and g_file_monitor_directory
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James Cloos |
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Re: Using glib's g_file_monitor_file and g_file_monitor_directory |
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Wed, 03 Apr 2013 16:46:26 -0400 |
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>>>>> "EZ" == Eli Zaretskii <address@hidden> writes:
EZ> You mean, the memory footprint of "emacs -Q"? If so, I'm surprised it
EZ> is so large.
Not -Q; what is actually used is more relevant. I did just try -q -nox
though on the workstation. That reduces the startup VM to 270M, for a
more fair comparison to what I run on the servers. (I don't copy my
main .emacs over to them; they have radically different needs.)
EZ> Perhaps this includes all the libraries mapped into the program?
Yes.
EZ> If so, I don't think you should count them, because other X
EZ> programs are likely to share them, at least in part.
On GUI systems, but the point was to keep the ram and disk footprints
small -- or at least no larger then they already are -- on headless
systems, which wouldn't have anything else linking in glib.
EZ> The 32-bit w32 Emacs starts at 13M, FWIW.
The datapoint is welcome.
-JimC
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