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209) Why is my application so huge?
Answer: The typical size of a statically linked Motif app is in the megabytes. This is often caused by the size of libXm.a. A large part of this gets linked in to even trivial Motif programs. You can reduce the code size by linking against shared libraries if they are available. Running "strip" on the executable can often reduce size. Note that the size of the running program should be measured by "ps", not by the code size.
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