I installed Windows cross-compiler adtools on Cygwin.
And compiled simple c++ program:
"ppc-amigaos-g++ -athread=single helllo.cpp -o hello"
At least it works.
Did you use C++'s streams by any chance (e.g., cout << "Hello World")? If so, then that's probably why. The C++ streams library is rather bulky.
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I see you asked the same question on amiga.org, and kolla asked if you had stripped the binary (of debugging info). Yes, unstripped binaries are huge.
Did you use C++'s streams by any chance (e.g., cout << "Hello World")? If so, then that's probably why. The C++ streams library is rather bulky.
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I see you asked the same question on amiga.org, and kolla asked if you had stripped the binary (of debugging info). Yes, unstripped binaries are huge.
Hans
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