C++ On Sea 2024 Preview: How to keep your binaries small?
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Two and a half hour workshop preview that shows concrete levers to shrink C++ binaries: which exceptions and RTTI costs size, which compiler and linker flags actually cut bytes, and what coding compromises trade readability for footprint. Covers embedded and mobile constraints, empirical comparisons of coding patterns and build settings, and a roadmap of best practices versus practical optimizations so you can decide which size-saving changes are worth applying.
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