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SCREENSHOTS:
Bloaty
DESCRIPTION:
Bloaty is a deep, accurate size profiler for native binaries that tells you where every byte comes from so you can shrink executables and libraries intelligently. It parses binary formats like ELF, Mach-O, and DWARF symbol/debug data without relying solely on toolchain heuristics, letting you attribute size to files, sections, symbols, templates, and even compilation units. Reports can be produced at multiple granularities and diffed across builds to identify regressions introduced by compiler flags, dependencies, or new code paths. The tool is designed to be fast enough for iterative use in developer workflows and CI, making size budgets enforceable rather than aspirational. It also supports data sources such as symbol tables and map files, combining them into coherent, readable breakdowns. Teams use Bloaty to drive systematic size-reduction efforts in embedded, desktop, and mobile software where startup time, memory footprint, or download size matter.
Features
- Precise attribution of binary size by section, symbol, file, and CU
- Support for ELF, Mach-O, and DWARF metadata
- Human-readable and diffable reports to catch regressions
- Fast enough for local iteration and CI gates
- Multiple data sources (symbols, maps) fused into one view
- Actionable insights for size budgets on embedded and mobile targets
Programming Language
C++
Categories
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