If you compile with -Os, and run strip(1), it's 10112 bytes :)
(4868 gzipped). About 4k of that is common code.
There is probably enough stuff on an initramfs to warrant a dynamic
diet libc?
> It supports dos, solaris, unixware and bsd partitions so far.
It looks like a small amount of work to add support for others too.
I'm convinced now it's better to maintain both partx and libparted
implementations of partition code: one for discovery, one for
editing.
OTOH, the "small" version of libparted is still useful for the Hurd,
so I'll probably keep this small option for libparted.
Thanks for pointing it out :)
Andrew
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