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I have a .jar file which is 1MB. Without debug info, it should be about 100KB. Now, how do I strip the debug info?
Oldtimers from the borland world might remember of a tool called tdstrip which would remove the symbol info from an .exe.
What is the equivalent in the Java world? I’m trying to do mobile development where a 1MB file is way too big.
I know that I could recompile and rebuild the .jar file without the debug info, but if you don’t have sources, etc, how do you go about doing it?
Proguard has options for shrinking bytecode.