Hi, Gary.
GW> Frank Malcolm mentioned this to Dan Ugrin:
GW>  FM> So when I saw your message I thought I'd try w8loss. It reduced the
GW>  FM> executable to 499,922 bytes!
GW> W8LOSS does not remove error checking code (e.g. stack checking, overflow
GW> checking, range checking) or debugging code.
No, I wouldn't expect it to touch the error checking code, but I thought
it might remove the debugging info, after Dan's message.
GW> It merely re-arranges the segments within an EXE for optimimum
GW> loading.
Oh. OK.
GW> And if you select "Optimize for size and load time" within the IDE,
GW> it runs W8LOSS automatically.
I thought that didn't work properly from within the IDE, hence the need
for an external w8loss. And I have "Optimize for size and load time"
checked, so the few bytes I saved would seem to confirm that.
Regards, fIM.
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