Same code but different objects layout = different output object size

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Subject:	Same code but different objects layout = different output object size
Group:	Gcc-help
From:	Felipe Astroza
Date:	20 Feb 2008

Hi,
Well, the problem is when I split a C source file into two files. Output object size of splitted source is bigger than size of one-file source. My question to mail list is Why? What happens? What section grows up?

I don't want to program in few source files, nor a bigger output file (is for embedded systems).

Thank you!