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It's a fixed cost. The percentage of the resulting program that is "bloat" appears to be crazy high when you're writing a trivial "hello world" program... but f
by artursapek 7y ago
It's a fixed cost. The percentage of the resulting program that is "bloat" appears to be crazy high when you're writing a trivial "hello world" program... but for an actual, real-world program the percentage of this fixed cost compared to the total size of the program will be negligible.