[Mono-dev] Regarding MONO on Embedded Device.

[Andrew Arnott]

mkbundle... That's an incredible tool. I didn't know it existed. Way to go,
guys! I thought I had to write at least a 50+ line C program in order to do
that kind of thing. That Mono does it for me is great!

Ya, it was a 9MB+ executable for just hello world. It seems rather large to
me. But I'll review the tips you already gave, Paolo, and see what I can
knock off.

On 10/4/05, Paolo Molaro <lupus at ximian.com> wrote:
>
> On 10/04/05 Andrew Arnott wrote:
> > Wow. I didn't think mono could get so small. For what it's worth, for
> the
> > compiling experience, you might find a blog I
> > wrote<
> http://darnitwebdev.blogspot.com/2005/09/i-am-working-with-ts-5500-embedded.html
> >a
> > useful reference as you build mono for your embedded system as I just
> > recently had to do this myself.
>
> The simplest way to create a small mono binary for single embedded
> programs is to use:
> mkbundle --static --deps prog.exe
> If it's not small enough, you'll ahve to follow my other suggestions
> like removing the 200+ KB of CJK info that very likely most of us don't
> need, then remove aot support, the verifier etc.
>
> lupus
>
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