Re: Minimal Jar

I know proguard it does a nice job, when it works....

But still i think that a minimal jar would be usefull, i think i will build
it myself, with just wat i need

Seth Tisue wrote:
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>>>>>> "porfirio" == porfirio writes:
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> porfirio> I'm using scala with some Java API and my own API, so i dont
> porfirio> need mos stuff from the runtime.
>
> porfirio> Could be possible to create a lite-jar distribution with just
> porfirio> classes needed by the language features like closures and
> porfirio> tuples etc
>
> I suggest using ProGuard. It keeps only the classes you actually use.
> I use it on my app and it works great.
>
> A couple small issues: https://lampsvn.epfl.ch/trac/scala/ticket/1572
> causes some spurious warnings. And at least on my app, I have to use
> the -dontoptimize flag or the whole thing fails, but that's fine.
>

Scala Runtime Lite?
It could be useful, but where to set the border?
Only include what's in Predef and it's dependencies?

Szymon

On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 3:52 PM, porfirio <porfirio.ribeiro@sapo.pt> wrote:

I know proguard it does a nice job, when it works....

But still i think that a minimal jar would be usefull, i think i will build
it myself, with just wat i need



Seth Tisue wrote:
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>>>>>> "porfirio" == porfirio  <porfirio.ribeiro@sapo.pt> writes:
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>  porfirio> I'm using scala with some Java API and my own API, so i dont
>  porfirio> need mos stuff from the runtime.
>
>  porfirio> Could be possible to create a lite-jar distribution with just
>  porfirio> classes needed by the language features like closures and
>  porfirio> tuples etc
>
> I suggest using ProGuard.  It keeps only the classes you actually use.
> I use it on my app and it works great.
>
> A couple small issues: https://lampsvn.epfl.ch/trac/scala/ticket/1572
> causes some spurious warnings.  And at least on my app, I have to use
> the -dontoptimize flag or the whole thing fails, but that's fine.
>
> --
> Seth Tisue / http://tisue.net
> lead developer, NetLogo: http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/
>
>

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Yes, that woukd do it, and also the classes need for ruples and closures

We could get all need for use this wonderfull lang in a couple of Kb, i dont
need/want all the rest
I'll just use Java api's or create small adaptors

Szymon Jachim wrote:
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> Scala Runtime Lite?
> It could be useful, but where to set the border?
> Only include what's in Predef and it's dependencies?
>
> Szymon
>

It's your border, in mime there is also Option, case clase, list, actor...

/davidB

On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 18:36, porfirio <porfirio.ribeiro@sapo.pt> wrote:

Yes, that woukd do it, and also the classes need for ruples and closures

We could get all need for use this wonderfull lang in a couple of Kb, i dont
need/want all the rest
I'll just use Java api's or create small adaptors


Szymon Jachim wrote:
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> Scala Runtime Lite?
> It could be useful, but where to set the border?
> Only include what's in Predef and it's dependencies?
>
> Szymon
>

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I see that might be something easy todo.

So better do it by myself

David Bernard-3 wrote:
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> It's your border, in mime there is also Option, case clase, list, actor...
>
> /davidB
>
> On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 18:36, porfirio wrote:
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>>
>> Yes, that woukd do it, and also the classes need for ruples and closures
>>
>> We could get all need for use this wonderfull lang in a couple of Kb, i
>> dont
>> need/want all the rest
>> I'll just use Java api's or create small adaptors
>>
>>
>> Szymon Jachim wrote:
>> >
>> > Scala Runtime Lite?
>> > It could be useful, but where to set the border?
>> > Only include what's in Predef and it's dependencies?
>> >
>> > Szymon
>> >
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