Optimization

Hello, programmers.

I read an article about optimizations and the article stated that one should NOT put source into a package well that was easy enough to do. However, it also went on to suggest that one should remove third party libraries from their packages rather than just dump it into the project. How do I do this? I am using "kXml2" parser and I can't see how to unjar it and remove it from it's package unless I get the source code and do it manually. I did notice that when my source was in a package Proguard automatically removed everything, but the midlet class, from package but according to the article all elements of the package need to be eliminated.

The reasoning behind this is that java generates a lot of overhead when handling classes that are part of a package.

Any suggests on how to remove 3rd party libraries from their packages?

Thanks,
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JavaME (J2ME), Java, C & C# Developer
CV: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dt6fqcn_51dn8gds
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