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-: What is the approximate size of this library?

When compiled for my 386 with a single set of `pcansi' termcap strings,
the object file is barely 4K bytes.  This includes the static char termcap
array (which we would make a separate file) and the functions tgetent,
tgetnum, tgetflag, tgetstr, tgoto, tputs to access the termcap data.

There is code in his `tiny' curses.c that might be needed too, but even
that would add (much) less than 20K.