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Plus, you can strip down the Java bytecode even further using ProGuard, but convincing it to not delete code that's actually used is an error-prone dark art.
by zten 9y ago
Plus, you can strip down the Java bytecode even further using ProGuard, but convincing it to not delete code that's actually used is an error-prone dark art.
- kodablah 9y agoI've been hoping that a community project would come about to break java.base into smaller modules. Even if there are cross/circular dependencies, I wouldn't mind if many methods were stubbed out or just removed if I promised not to use them.