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    IOI

    Someone at the CodeGear forums told me about this site, which is really great! I didn't know there were so many game developers using Pascal / Delphi. So I decided to join this community and of course tell you about my little Direct3D pong-like game called IOI written in Delphi 5, released at Breakpoint 2009, using 48K. You can download the executable from http://nala.gruschel.com/projects.html (I won't release the source code, but maybe parts of it if you are interested in certain things). The sound is a bit annoying, anyway have fun!

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    Re: IOI

    Let me (hopefully) be the first to welcome you to PGD... just in time for this years competition which should be kicking off at the end of the month
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    Welcome to PGD. Hope you enjoy it here... I still have to check your game out, but I'll get around to it soon.

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    Re: IOI

    Welcome, I tested your pong clone and it's looking good
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    Re: IOI

    Wow great little pong clone! Welcome to PGD!
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    Re: IOI

    the game looks very good,

    talking about exe shrink now, why don't use upx3 with --lzma instead? It gives good compression and no problems with anti-viruses

    upx.exe "game.exe" --lzma
    From brazil (:

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    Re: IOI

    Thanks to all of you for your comments!

    I just tried upx3 with --lzma and it was resulting in 50K. UPack gives me 47K. Not much of a difference, but 48K is such a nice limit :-) For the next project upx of course is an option, it's the exe packer I'm using normally, and I like it very much.

    This leads me to another question: has anyone here tested what Delphi version is best for small executables? What about FreePascal?

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