On 05/28/2015 11:52 AM, Paul Moore wrote: [snip] > Nevertheless, I would like to understand how Unix can manage to have a > Python 3.4.3 binary at 4kb. Does that *really* have no external > dependencies (other than the C library)? Are we really comparing like > with like here?
I don't know what Donald was looking at, but I'm not seeing anything close to that 4k figure here. (Maybe he's on OS X, where framework builds have a "stub" executable that just execs the real one?) On my Ubuntu Trusty system, the system Python 3.4 executable is 3.9M, and the one I compiled myself from source, without any special options, is almost 12M. (Not really sure what accounts for that difference - Ubuntu system Python uses shared libraries for more stuff?) Carl
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