On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 14:14, Edward Yang wrote: > Rahul Sundaram wrote: > > Hi > > > > > I just found out that on FC3 Borland C++Builder takes more than 400mb > > > memory! While on Windows, it only takes a little more than 60mb.This is > > > making me believe that System Monitor is having a bug about calculating > > > memory size... > > > > > > > fedora does not ship borland c++. if borland generated bloated code on > > fedora, how is that a fedora problem? > > > > > > > It's C++BuilderX, which uses Java to drive its graphical IDE. It's the > Java thing that takes up more than 400mb memory. > OK, go whine to the people at Sun then. The Java RE is not part of FC3 either. - "Does not work under Virtual PC" - no one said it will, and if it doesn't it's the Virtual PC guys fault. - "Borland Builder/Java is a resource hog" - complain to Borland and or Sun. - "Unbearably slow on my old 128MB box" - sorry, software upgrades and hardware upgrades go hand in hand. If you feel that's bad, complain upstream to the developers working on KDE/Gnome/Other components for all the new functionality they added since the last release. Summary: you're barking up the wrong tree. -- Tarjei
