If you use the minimum number of classes from both libraries you'll get
about the same executable size (proguard strips out unused classes).
So, I look at the max size that a library could add to a project. An upper
bound if you will... Rounding up to the nearest 10k:
ORMLite's HelloAndroid example shows that library will add about 150k max
to your Android project
(http://ormlite.com/android/examples/)
Kayak Point's example shows it will add about 60k max to your Android
project.
(http://code.google.com/p/kayak-point/source/browse/#git%2FEclipseProjects%2FKayakPointExample)
If cross-platform design is what you are after (e.g. run the same ORM code
on a desktop and an Android), then ORMLite is probably for you.
Here's a quick comparison for current versions of Kayak Point and ORMLite:
http://code.google.com/p/kayak-point/wiki/Comparisons
Cheers,
Richard
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 2:26:26 AM UTC-7, Andrew Mackenzie wrote:
>
> How does the final size compare to running Proguard on the original (when
> used in an app) on Android?
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