Hi Qin, I am assuming you want to reduce the amount of disc space used by ECLiPSe. I assume the 7MB you are referring to is the eclipse_rt.tgz file size? Note that this file is compressed, so the amount of disc space required where you intend to install and run your application will be larger. To reduce the amount of disk space required you can try the following: 1) delete the .eco files in <ECLiPSe>/lib, and use the source files (.ecl and .pl) files instead -- the .eco file are simply compiled version of the source file, and use significantly more disk space. 2) Exclude library code that you don't need, e.g. fd, ic. You can look at the eclipse_rt.lst file to see what the eclipse_rt package currently includes, and you can see if you can remove more files from this list (note that you should not just use this file, because they are .eco files, which is not what you want to include). 3) Compile your ECLiPSe without Java or GMP support (assuming you don't make use of these) 4) Omit the debugger and other interactive environment code (as is already done for the eclipse_rt package). Cheers, Kish Qin Yin wrote: > > Hi, > > I want to deliver an ECLiPSe application as an executable on Linux. > Since the application must be installed online, I want to shrink the > runtime environment as small as possible. Currently, the complete > runtime environment (7MB) which is a bit large. I am wondering whether > it is possible to shrink it to less than 1MB (hopefully) by hacking > Makefile? > > Thanks! > > Qin > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > ECLiPSe-Users mailing list > ECLiPSe-Users_at_...2... > http://www.crosscoreop.com/mailman/options/eclipse-users >Received on Tue Nov 13 2007 - 05:23:44 CET
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