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    Large executable size

    Hi again,

    I was just woundering if the large filesize of the application is normal, my exe is around 9.86mb when compiled with lazarus, but only 1.42mb with delphi.. is there a way that i can make the executable smaller from lazarus?

    Thanks
    M109uk
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  2. #2

    Large executable size

    LCL have this problem,
    but you have to consider some things
    * Cross Plataform
    * png support
    * "FREE"

    There are some things you can do to reduce it,
    one of then is use UPX on the executable {use --brute option for better compression}
    From brazil (:

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    Large executable size

    perhaps you can find your answer here: http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com...t=4818&start=0
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  4. #4

    Large executable size

    Thanks for the replys
    the size does'nt really bother me as such, i was just woundering if i was doing something wrong lol

    although im not too sure about using any compression tools. but how would i go about removing the debugging information?
    M109uk
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    <br />www.pulse-soft.oneuk.com

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    Large executable size

    Quote Originally Posted by M109uk
    Thanks for the replys
    the size does'nt really bother me as such, i was just woundering if i was doing something wrong lol

    although im not too sure about using any compression tools. but how would i go about removing the debugging information?
    Search in lazarus option called "strip". There is also a cmdline tool.

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    Large executable size

    You don't need to use strip manually! Just make sure to follow this guide: http://www.pascalgamedevelopment.com...pic.php?t=1815

    The info you're looking for is at the bottom.
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