big compile size for small code

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Ok.. check this out

3 files.

main.cpp
silly.h
silly.cpp

//main()
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{  
    return 0;  
}

//silly.h
#ifndef _silly_h
#define _silly_h
class silly {
    public:
        int a_var;
        int b_var;
        silly();
       ~silly();
};
#endif

//silly.cpp
#include "silly.h"
silly::silly(){}
silly::~silly(){}

// -------- //

compile size = 20992

Now THAT is far too big!

I created a project and the three files are in the project directory and are also added to the project.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Right then..

If I remove the default destructor ( silly::~silly(){} )the compile size drops to 3072 bytes.

Surely a bug? Or I've done something extremely silly.