Hello World! footprint

[Ian Price]

My posts were deleted too (I don't know by who), which clarified my statements and my points.

It would have been better to have just locked this thread rather than reduce it.

[spicypixel]

Mine too, a little bit draconian lol

[Wampus]

Database issues? Webserver seemed a little bumpy yesterday/

[spacefractal]

I does not see its was deleted by moderator, elsewise the discussions and posts between would have a lots of holes (replys to none exists posts etc), so I gonna think its no more than a server issue, so could happens in other threads as well. Remember its happens as well in january. So nothing wrong here and a great topic, so I think no lock here.

[erico]

I believe it could be that Ocean.
As just after posts got deleted, my ´show unread posts´ showed a few topics with no new thing or edits at all.
I looked like a restore.

[MrTAToad]

Haven't noticed any weirdness - though it could be corrupt or something...

[TI-994A]

My posts were deleted too (I don't know by who), which clarified my statements and my points.

It would have been better to have just locked this thread rather than reduce it.

Hi Ian! This little hiccup is a good wake-up call for me. Sorry if I was a little abrasive in my posts; it was nothing more than a juvenile reflex to your initial reply. We're all programmers here, and these little squabbles will in no way contribute to our overall productivity. To be honest, each of us have our own styles that work, so I'll try to leave the territorial showboating for the coding philistines. 

Sincere apologies all round, especially to Ian, and thank you all for your replies; hope that I can learn from you.

[TI-994A]

No mean to optimize under 1mb, simply due the core of libraries (SDL) that need to been include, even a simple "hallo" app need the SDL library included, so its cannot been avoided at all.

I have near 10000 commands count in Greedy Mouse and still only 3.2mb exe for Windows (and use about 25mb ram after graphics loading). So you should not have concern about that at all for exe size at all (wich of course various from platform to platform).

That, that take ram is using large offscreen buffers, big textures, caching, large wav and such thing. All is about content. More content you use = more ram do you use.

Hi spacefractal! That's exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you for providing those details.