Nope

[chumpz]

i notice that dolphin size is 17 MB and i was just wondering if the emulator size is 200MB will it enhance performance on low end computer??

dont be kinky

[JosJuice]

N​o​.

[Admentus]

I rather have Dolphin being smaller than being larger in size. 200MB might still not be a lot, but the next thing someone will say is that Dolphin should be at least 2GB in space. Space is precious on my SSD.

[DrHouse64]

What.

[AnyOldName3]

It does make a little bit of sense - Visual Studio offers both Release and MinSizeRelease builds for CMake-based projects, for example, with the expectation being that there's a tradeoff between fast code and code that doesn't cause thrashing of the instruction cache. Also, if we did start bundling Dolphin with hand-selected statically recompiled bits of games where it was both technically possible and gave a decent speedup, that would make Dolphin bigger. Of course, even ignoring the technical problems with doing such a thing, we'd have to wait a good few decades for Wii and GameCube games to fall out of copyright and into the public domain.

[MayImilae]

Ugh, so the other thread was the second time you did this! Well, you were already warned for the other one, and this one is a bit milder, so I'll just change the title and lock it. Just don't do it again.

*waves her magic moderator wand*

Closed.