Yes ,I made a new android app with LC6.6.1,and then the app was only 2.2MB
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- Wed Apr 30, 2014 4:50 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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- Sun Apr 27, 2014 9:56 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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Re: Help! My app file is too big
Hi,Simon,Simon wrote:Hi blackangeldsf,
I read somewhere that liveCode 7.0 did make very large files (I think they are working on this).
Try liveCode 6.7, or the stable version of 6.6.1
Simon
OK,I will try the stable version.
Thank you very much.
- Sun Apr 27, 2014 5:13 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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Re: Help! My app file is too big
DarScott is probably right on. I made a Universal app with almost nothing in it, and it was 8.6 MBytes. Changing it to Intel only cut that down to 4.5 MB. Remember that a working LC engine is integrated into your app. The stack itself that I made was 9K. A complex stack might be 900K, if it had no ...
- Sun Apr 27, 2014 5:04 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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Re: Help! My app file is too big
DarScott,DarScott wrote:If you built for Mac Universal, you might want to consider Mac Intel. Look at the checkboxes on the top of the Mac tab of the standalone builder setup.
I built for android
thank you
- Sun Apr 27, 2014 5:02 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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Re: Help! My app file is too big
hi,FourthWorldFourthWorld wrote:Which platform, and which LC version?
thank you for your reply.
I typed the codes with LiveCode Community 7.0 (dp2) on windows xp sp3 .
- Sat Apr 26, 2014 11:09 am
- Forum: Talking LiveCode
- Topic: Help! My app file is too big
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Help! My app file is too big
Hi, I typed some codes in livecode ,when I generated app,I found the file was so big ,more than 11MB. the codes: on openStack global theStart local thetime put the seconds into theStart put the time into thetime answer "Greetings!" & return & thetime titled "Hello World!" timeup end openStack comman...