From: Mayi DA on
Dear all
MCC/Deploytool can make .exe file from M.files. I am a newcomer to mcc/deploytool. Can you give me some advices or tips about how to reduce .exe file size? These days, I found that sometimes even a very minor change in .m file can result in expanding .exe file size, so I am puzzled about the mechanical of mcc. Any comments or advice will be my pleasure.

Best Regards
mayi
2010-08-02
From: ImageAnalyst on
In these days of terabyte hard drives, gigabyte RAM, and gigahertz
multi-processor CPU's, why do you care? Just how big is your exe and
what problem(s) is its size causing for you?
From: Steve Amphlett on
ImageAnalyst <imageanalyst(a)mailinator.com> wrote in message <e60d63a0-1734-4f87-ae3e-00436ff82c49(a)u38g2000prh.googlegroups.com>...
> In these days of terabyte hard drives, gigabyte RAM, and gigahertz
> multi-processor CPU's, why do you care? Just how big is your exe and
> what problem(s) is its size causing for you?

Just a vague guess...

Maybe it's the sending (i.e. deploying) of the resulting files that's the issue? Email attachments are commonly used for sharing binaries between users not on a common network and there are always size limits.
From: ImageAnalyst on
On Aug 2, 2:26 am, "Steve Amphlett" <Firstname.Lastn...(a)Where-I-
Work.com> wrote:
> Just a vague guess...
>
> Maybe it's the sending (i.e. deploying) of the resulting files that's the issue?  Email attachments are commonly used for sharing binaries between users not on a common network and there are always size limits.

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There are web sites to get around this problem, such as
https://www.yousendit.com/
and encryption programs (if that's a concern).