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    Question DLL / EXE optimizer

    Is there something like Java ProGuard or .NET Obfuscator for native code?

    Somekind of application which strips uneeded references (variables, fuctions) from DLL / EXE based on root (main) function.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by audinue View Post
    Is there something like Java ProGuard or .NET Obfuscator for native code?

    Somekind of application which strips uneeded references (variables, fuctions) from DLL / EXE based on root (main) function.

    Thanks in advance.
    The compiler already does this by default.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bithub View Post
    The compiler already does this by default.
    How about the pre-existing EXE / DLL?
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    They were compiled into EXE / DLL by a compiler.

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