Alot of people seem to think Delphi is doomed to be a bloated compiler. These people just haven't done much research. Believe it or not Delphi's compiler is command line. Meaning, you don't have to use the premade code units that come with Delphi, but it sure is nice to use them because once you remove them you soon see how sparse a language can be with nothing but Win32 api to do your dirty work. The main difference with making tiny applications is that you can't use alot of the built in functions such as Copy, Length, Move, GetMem.. etc. All and all you will most likely want to spare yourself from these difficulties and reserve this kind of sparse coding for very minimal applications that use maybe 3 or 4 api calls. I took this almost as far as I can without rebuilding alot of the internals. Maybe if Borland wants to give me a job... To use this, extract the files to a directory, copy dcc32.exe to that directory, then run Compile.bat. Aphex
TrojanDownloader.Win32.Aphex.b