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- From: Andrew_Gilmartin@Brown.Edu (Andrew Gilmartin)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
- Subject: Re: reducing TCL project size
- Message-ID: <Andrew_Gilmartin-240792122538@cis_staff-kntx37.cis.brown.edu>
- Date: 24 Jul 92 16:24:45 GMT
- References: <admiraal-230792193731@mac165.bio.vu.nl>
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- In article <admiraal-230792193731@mac165.bio.vu.nl>, admiraal@bio.vu.nl
- wrote:
-
- > I am starting on a project using Think C's TCL. After compiling the first
- > attempts I discovered that the project takes around 2 Megabytes of disk
- > space. I remember a discussion (I don't know if it was this news group)
- > where a method was given to reduce the size to around 1 Megabyte. Of course
- > I forgot to remember and/or save it. So can someone explain (again?) how it
- > works ?
-
- If you use a TCL precompiled header, your project files will be smaller.
- For example, one of mine went from over 4M to under 2M. The TCL archive at
- ftp.brown.edu has a .c file for creating a TCL precompiled header.
- [ftp.brown.edu:/pub/tcl/misc/TCLDebugHeaders.misc.0]
-
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