So I have this Python application I made. The source files take up about 32kB. I was looking into making this a standard Win32 executable, using py2exe. It works, but the whole package totals up to 14MB. That's a bit big, methinks. I'm using wxPython and some XML parsing doohickeys, but is there anyway I could optimise the file size?
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Anonymous2007-03-16 7:53 ID:jnXZZVHa
Ok, you guys seem to be trailing off, this thread is about the awesomeness of Haskell, not some crappy GUI libraries (who uses GUIs anyway? I've embraced my REPL interpreter long ago.) -- what this thread needs to resurrect are some controversial opinions!
Only retards (not retarded scientists though, they use Haskell) use C. Haskell is the true language for real men.
Now excuse me while I go have a latte while reading JoelOnSoftware and rotating my Beryl desktop which is running on a MacBook. I do not expect to be able to read anything, due to all the blurring and cool shit, but I can tell people that I am sophisticated because I read some cool blog [insert anime smiley, I can't remember how to do them --ed].