> Rob Kennedy wrote: > Looks like this is a unit that defines a form class. It includes a resource file, right? That resource must be included in the EXE since the compiler cannot know whether that resource really gets used. Resources always get included.
Thanks for the answer. No. It defines ONLY 2 classes: TYPE TMyIniFile = class(TIniFile) TMRUList = class(TPersistent) The rest of the code is over 200 functions and procedures. Since I didn't worked very much with ShlObj, ActiveX, SHFolder, ComObj, and I don't know very well theirs inside, I tend to blame these ones. But only because I have nobody else to blame :) There is a way to see what was compiled in my EXE? Maybe with a resource decompiler? Gabriel Rob Kennedy wrote: > CubicDesign wrote: > >> I added today that unit I was talking about a week before, to an >> existing project. >> I just added the unit to the uses clause and nothing more! I did not >> used any of its procedures or functions. >> The size of the exe file jumped from 409600 to 542800 bytes. The size of >> the compiled unit is 100KB. >> >> What it is wrong? The size of my EXE should not increase since I used no >> functions/procedures from that unit. >> >> The header of that unit is something like: >> >> UNIT MyTpu; >> interface >> uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, >> Forms, >> Dialogs, StdCtrls, Registry, ShellApi, mmSystem, ComObj, JPEG, >> DateUtils, >> IniFiles, FileCtrl, ShlObj, ActiveX, SHFolder, ClipBrd, ImageHlp, >> WinSock, >> FastStrings, UnitEmailVerifier, CubTPU_ext; >> > > > __________________________________________________ Delphi-Talk mailing list -> Delphi-Talk@elists.org http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi-talk
