17 Feb
2004
17 Feb
'04
2:45 a.m.
Martin Fuchs wrote:
On 15.02.2004 18:00:57 Mark Grosberg wrote:
What's your alternative solution?
I will create a branch "lean-explorer" in the explorer directory, so you can
look at it and say, if it's worth moving it into a separate directory.
Another thing - if you really care about code size and optimization don't use GCC, but
VC++ or even better Intel's compilers. MinGW GCC bloates executable size and isn't
very goof at optimizing.
To make ReactOS faster there should at least be enabled DMA transfers in the IDE driver.
This are the real problems I see at the moment.
Regards,
Martin
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Let's
use preprocessor directives (e.g. #ifndef _LEAN_EXPLORER) to disable
extended functionality in explorer. This way we can maintain one codebase
to create
Ick. In my experience preprocessor directives result in code that falls
apart.