go-size-analyzer

Binary analyzer

Analyzes the size of compiled Go binaries and provides detailed breakdowns and visualization tools.

A tool for analyzing the size of compiled Go binaries, offering cross-platform support, detailed breakdowns, and multiple output formats.

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Language: Go
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