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Subject: Re: [Boost-users] smaller / decoupled `filesystem' module?
From: tom fogal (tfogal_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-04-07 18:57:02
Konstantin Litvinenko <to.darkangel_at_[hidden]> writes:
> tom fogal пиÑеÑ:
> >
> > This is a minor part of the application we're writing, so I can't
> > really justify the size. Has anybody out there written a `decoupled'
> > filesystem, with less dependencies on other boost libraries? Even a
> > trimmed down version would probably suit or needs for quite some time.
>
> As I understand you, your problem not a size of boost.filesystem or how
> many dependencies it has. The problem is that boost.filesystem can't be
> integrated into your build system with one simple action. Am I right?
No, adding external code to our tree is quite easy and I don't mind
spending the 20 minutes it takes to do so. The size is really the root
issue. I asked for a decoupled version because boost.filesystem is
actually pretty small:
tf_at_shigeru boost_1_38_0 du -hcs libs/filesystem/src/ boost/filesystem
boost/filesystem.hpp
72K libs/filesystem/src/
148K boost/filesystem
4.0K boost/filesystem.hpp
224K total
tf_at_shigeru boost_1_38_0
so if I didn't need to pull in e.g. MPL to get filesystem, it wouldn't
be as big a deal.
-tom
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