http://www.farbrausch.de/~fg/kkrunchy/
kkrunchy is a small exe packer primarily meant for 64k intros.
Well, I did some test here, and this is a superb exe packer, get your copy right now!
Have you tested it with music and graphics resourced inside the Exe? :) I was going to do some comparisons with Upx, I saw this released on Pouet last night but it was almost bedtime so I didn't do anything.
Tried some tests with it and the results are startling. On a UPX'ed exe on best setting -9 an exe that came out at 73kb (with pic and music resourced, 210kb uncrunched) came out at 53kb with kkrunchy. Unbelievably good. That's like 20kb. Sheesh! 64kb freebasic demos are a very real possibility now.
I tried both Versions of KKrunchy with resourced gfx and music and the exe's wouldnt do anything at all.
That's odd. It works fine here ???
Quote from: Shockwave on August 25, 2006
Tried some tests with it and the results are startling. On a UPX'ed exe on best setting -9 an exe that came out at 73kb (with pic and music resourced, 210kb uncrunched) came out at 53kb with kkrunchy. Unbelievably good. That's like 20kb. Sheesh! 64kb freebasic demos are a very real possibility now.
Same here Shockwave, it's a fantastic exe packer :||
I posted a topic in the freebasic forum today with a small exe attached, this exe was packed with this packer, maybe Clyde you can try it to see if it works for you? :)
It's most probably to do with the way that I use resources. As I use an .rc object file compiled to the main exe, and don't have any media included as Data statements.
Has anyone made/know if a batch file will work with KKrunchy, so it can be used with Send To[\b] ?
Cheers,
Clyde.
Quote from: Clyde on August 27, 2006
It's most probably to do with the way that I use resources. As I use an .rc object file compiled to the main exe, and don't have any media included as Data statements.
Why not just use bin2bas and include the files with the #include command?