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Subject: Re: 400KB ka9q net.exe v.s. 182KB
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Date: 14 May 91 21:18:00 GMT
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David,
     I had dreamt it would be simple... just get the sources, run them
     through Turbo C, and voila -- my very own KA9Q net.exe.  And so
     it was... but twice the size of the one Phil distributes!!  I've
     diddled some obvious compilation and linking flags, to no avail. 
     Anyone have any ideas?  If this were Unix, I'd think of doing a
     "strip net.exe", but there doesn't seem to be an analogy.

All you have to do is selcet /dsn for debug, source, none.  This will
make a much smaller object file to be linked.  If source is on it will
have lots of stuff that is useful for debugging but nothing else.

        -Alan Marshall, Proteon
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