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by beagle3
3170 days ago
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I wrote "or any other binaries, really". It's just that (a) go compiles static binaries which makes UPX especially effective, unlike e.g. common C and C++ projects with their hundreds of .so/.dlls ; Delphi/FPC and Nim or the other two ecosystems that share this trait, but neither is as common as go. (b) it's not good for non-static binaries, that is C#, Java, Python have no benefit from this. (c) At the time I posted it, there were already 3 or 4 posts extolling the virtues of compressing Go executables. |
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