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A nice delphi hack from Hallvard

Not sure how relevant this would be for a practical use in these days of huge everything (ram/harddisk/cpu power et.al)!
But anyways, this is a cool, lesser known compiler directives provided by delphi!
Pity it is only for D2006.

Create smaller .EXE Files (using a compiler flag)

Hallvard has more to offer in his blog!

Windowz :: Development :: Tools
Sivaramasundar

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