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Dynamically load packed resources from separate file #8667

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@mymedia2 mymedia2 commented Oct 1, 2020

You may be interested in this patch. It reduces amount of main memory required for linking stage.

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@mymedia2 mymedia2 force-pushed the patch-23 branch 2 times, most recently from 74abada to dbd1657 Compare October 3, 2020 12:17
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I'm not going to use that in my builds of tdesktop (because almost all of them are single-binary), but I can merge it if it is really needed to (more than one?) package maintainers. If the demand is not strong then I'd leave it as it is, because it means less code to maintain.

This reduces amount of main memory required for linking stage.
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Ok, my builds don't support such loading anyway. Can be reopened if it is really needed by more than one downstream maintainers.

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