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Why is it so big the up binaries ?
The binaries are large because they debug information contain , which gdb (GNU Debugger ) is necessary to use .
The compiler has a switch which can be removed from the debugging information in the executable file (- Xs ), but because of an error ( 2.0.2 and earlier versions ) it will not work properly . The error been corrected has the compiler 2.0.4 and in future versions of .
You can use ' strip 'is a program the debug symbols to remove in the executable file. lazarus directory (for example, lazarus \ fpc \ bin \ i386- win32 \).
Just type the command " strip - strip -all <a_futtatható_fájl_neve_útvonallal> ".
If an even smaller you want your program size of , you can try [ http://upx.sourceforge.net/ UPX ] program. The UPX is a very good compression specifically executable files to compress . It includes no memory overhead due to in-place decompression . Very quickly compress the files (~ 10 MB / sec in a Pentium 133 machine).
The UPX hazsnálatához enter the command : " upx <a_futtatható_fájl_neve_útvonallal> ".
After each command ( strip and upx ) is finished, a Lazarus - VERSION made a simple GUI application size approx . many will be :
- ~ 700KB on Linux
- ~ 420kb on Windows
A more detailed response to the UPX of using potential drawbacks also can be found here : [ [Size Matters ]]
