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Re: Shrinking/stripping libgcj for superfluous "classes"
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Am Montag, 17. Mai 2004 11:10 schrieb Martin Egholm Nielsen:
> > Martin> In case I don't want to have my embedded application
> > static Martin> linked, is there a way to strip the libgcj for
> > "classes" I Martin> certainly do not use - e.g. "java.awt.*",
> > "javax.swing.*", Martin> etc.?
> > Tom> Right now, edit the Makefile and rebuild. Look back through
> > the Tom> list archives, this topic has come up a few times
> > recently.
>
> Ok, that's a possibility :o)
> I was hoping it might be possible using a tool similar to "strip"
> that worked directly on the libgcj.so-file?!
>
> > Tom> Really it ought to be a FAQ -- anybody want to write a FAQ
> > entry Tom> for it?
> > Something else that would really help doing this would be some
> > kind of dependency tracker, that would help resolving what
> > packages depend on others. Because otherwise it's mostly guessing
> > and trial-and-error.
>
> That's right - although stripping off java.awt.* and javax.swing.*
> could be done without worries...
With the exception of java.awt.AWTException ...
Regards,
Michael
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