Thoughts...

[lonewolff]

Its funny. I remember back to starting with Visual Basic and hated the executable file size and dependencies that were generated. It was something like ~1Mb for a simple window.

So, I went over to C++ where I could do the same thing in about 30Kb + VS.net redist dependencies.

Now, I am sick of the C++ size and am doing the same thing in assembly with an executable of 3Kb and no dependencies.  :bdg

[hutch--]

 :bg

Wolf, warning, its addictive.

[lonewolff]

Yes it is :)

I am allready looking at options on how I can go lower and be less C like  :wink

[TmX]

no dependencies.  :bdg

Even not dependent to user32.dll, kernel32.dll, comctl32.dll, and so on?
:toothy

[Vortex]

Hi lonewolff,

By turning off the run-time libraries, a typical "hello world" application coded in C can have a size of 1024 bytes.

[ToutEnMasm]

Freeze your enthusiasm,smaller is smaller.Stay,speed of write ....Examples.............,references...................,header's files.........................................normalized language ...........................................................................,class....................................................................................................................and so on.

[lonewolff]

no dependencies.  :bdg

Even not dependent to user32.dll, kernel32.dll, comctl32.dll, and so on?
:toothy

Aside from standard windows libraries (for what I am doing at the moment).  :wink

I noticed I no longer require the VC redist files. :bg

[lonewolff]

Freeze your enthusiasm,smaller is smaller.Stay,speed of write ....Examples.............,references...................,header's files.........................................normalized language ...........................................................................,class....................................................................................................................and so on.

Not sure what you are getting at here? Are you saying I shouldn't be enthusiatic? Sorry about the confusion, I just dont understand the meaning of the post.  :red