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Is there a good app to reduce jar file size by eliminating redundant classes/methods/constant pool elements? (i.e. not reachable from a fixed set of entry points, assuming no reflection) I'm tired of pulling in bloated libraries when I'm just using a couple of methods from them. (I'm not talking about small "local" optimizations like making names smaller. I'm thinking more of something that does global analysis to figure out which classes/methods/variables are used, given a set of entry points (including reflective entry points), and removes everything that is not used. My webapp is like, 45MB, mostly due to 30-odd libraries, and I'm pretty sure I'm using only a small fraction of each library.
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