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remove unnecessary architecture code from Mac OS X Universal binaries

Terminal - remove unnecessary architecture code from Mac OS X Universal binaries
ditto --arch i386 doubleTwist.app doubleTwist_i386.app
2009-06-22 23:59:14
User: thebillywayne
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remove unnecessary architecture code from Mac OS X Universal binaries

ditto can be used to "thinnify" Mach-O Universal binaries to separate unncessary code from your machine. For example, doubleTwist.app shaved off around 10 MB while Google Earth went from 112 MB to 62 MB after extracting only the i386 code from them.

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This preserve PPC by checking only Universal and more?

But I cannot made it work with space in file name even I converted to Unix like. ditto do not found the space in my list, if someone found how to resolve this ????

This is just copy on Desktop because not fully work,

Help will apprecied, best regards.

for file in `system_profiler SPApplicationsDataType | grep -A2 'Kind: Universal' | grep 'Location:' | grep -v 'Location: /Users' | grep -v 'Location: /Volumes' | awk '{split($1,a,"Location:");$1=a[1]}1' | cut -f2- -d" " | tr ' ' '#' | sed 's/#/& /g;s/^ //' | tr '#' '\'`; do ditto -v --arch i386 --arch x86_64 $file "~/Desktop/test/$file"; done

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