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<p>There are a set of configuration options to assist you in building a
small memory footprint library. These configuration options turn off
specific functionality in the Berkeley DB library, reducing the code size.
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building with the GNU gcc compiler, the --enable-smallbuild option uses
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<p>The following configuration options will increase the size of the Berkeley DB
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<p>In addition, static libraries are usually smaller than shared libraries.
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<p>The size of the Berkeley DB library varies depending on the compiler, machine
architecture, and configuration options. As an estimate, production
Berkeley DB libraries built with GNU gcc version 3.X compilers have footprints
in the range of 400KB to 1.2MB on 32-bit x86 architectures, and in the
range of 500KB to 1.4MB on 64-bit x86 architectures.</p>
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