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.EXE file size larger in VS .NET 2003 - slower too?

I have ported my C++ application to Visual Studio .Net 2003 from the
2002 version and was surprised to see that it compiled to a larger
executable - 560KB vs 500KB. I haven't done any tests yet, but I
suspect it's running slower too. It's a compute intensive application
that runs for hours, so I was hoping that the newer compiler would
improve performance.

I checked basic managed C++ and MFC applications on each compiler with
similar increases in .EXE filesize.

I can't see any change in the optimisation settings - has anyone seen
this situation?

cheers,
Paul Hampton-Smith
Nov 16 '05 #1
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