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+ information regarding OS/2 compression added

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of the GNU binutils package.</li>
<lI>Under Dos(Go32V2) and windows targets you can use UPX to pack the .EXEs (just like e.g. pklite).
The architecture of linux doesn't allow binary packing.</li>
<lI>You can use LXLITE for packing EMX binaries, but you won't be able to run
them under DOS any more then. It might even not be possible to use them
on lower OS/2 versions (like 2.x) depending on chosen type of compression.</li>
<li>Turning on optimalisations, both for supplied packages (RTL,API,FV,FCL) as for
your own code, will also decrease code-size. </li>
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3. Under Dos(Go32V2) and windows targets you can use UPX to pack the
.EXEs (just like e.g. pklite). The architecture of linux doesn't
allow binary packing.
4. Turning on optimalisations, both for supplied packages
4. You can use LXLITE for packing EMX binaries, but you won't be able
to run them under DOS any more then. It might even not be possible
to use them on lower OS/2 versions (like 2.x) depending on chosen
type of compression.
5. Turning on optimalisations, both for supplied packages
(RTL,API,FV,FCL) as for your own code, will also decrease
code-size.