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    fender
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    good afternoon
    I connect libraries to the project using windeployqt. But he adds a lot of extra. As a result, my project grows from 70 megabytes to 170. Is it possible to programmatically determine which ones are superfluous or just by trial and error?

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      Hi,

      What parts of Qt are you using ?
      What dlls do you think are superfluous ?

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      • SGaistS SGaist

        Hi,

        What parts of Qt are you using ?
        What dlls do you think are superfluous ?

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        @SGaist said in windeployqt DLL:

        Hi,

        What parts of Qt are you using ?
        What dlls do you think are superfluous ?

        Im using Qt 5.10
        For example:
        programs are the same, the difference is minimal between them
        But one 170megabytes
        Second 113megabytes
        0_1515496966413_example.PNG 1_1515496966413_example2.PNG

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          Dependency Walker can be used to determine direct dll dependencies but for plugins it's trial and error (or rather, you should know what plugins are used in your project)

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