Re: General Questions about Euphoria..exe file size minimum
- Posted by lakatzz at juno.com Oct 17, 2001
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On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 23:05:15 -0300 rforno at tutopia.com writes: > > euman at bellsouth.net writes: > What method to compress a program did you use? In past I have been successfull in using a pgm called: UPX but on Euphoria's ex.exe & exw.exe & another pgm I found on net, it would not pack the pgm files. > Was it a source or a "binded" program? UPX usually works on almost every .exe I have used it on in past. In last year however, everyone is putting some thing in their .exe preventing UPX to shrink/pack the .exe. Not sure about this as maybe the industry is pack- ing their pgm files before releasing them on net. There are several packer pgm on net including APack. UPX is one I found afew years ago & is freeware. > Will you please explain why "list.com" is not designed > for your application? This viewer links one text file to another...similiar to the way a htm file is designed by clicking on a link in a htm file & take you to another htm (link). In this case the viewer takes you to another text file. Viewer is made by Horst Shaeffee & is called: Show It is freeware. He is still working on it as his old version I have was never release on the net but he sent it to me a year ago. Old version has afew more feature than the new version has. You can also have a numbered toc in first part of text & it will take you to that part of text you click on. Example: 1.] Introduction 2.] About Us When clicking on 1.] Show will jump further down the text/ doc file to where 1.] is located. I have not seen a viewer (of text files) do this before & thought it was cleaver what Show does. > There are many editors in the web that may suit your > needs. Aurora is one of them. It cannot be found now in > the web, but I can mail you a copy of it. Thanks I would like to try it. > Euphoria is great to save space, because it is > interpreted. If you do not need to hide your code from > prying eyes, it is usually best to use directly > the source code. Thanks, that clears alot up in mind about Euphoria & programming. Lee