Unusually large data segments in executables.

[The Red Fox]

Thanks to all who replied to this and yes the answer was to use
-fno-exceptions which causes the executable to end up smaller than the one
produced by g++ 2.7.2.3. I had no idea how much extra code exception
handling support produced.. blearg!

Ben

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