Linux Command
gzexe
Used to compress executable files
Supplementary instructions
gzexe command is used to compress executable files. The compressed files are still executable files and are automatically decompressed during execution. When you execute a compressed executable file, the file will automatically decompress and continue execution, just like using a normal executable file. This command can also be seen as an extension of the gunzip command.
grammar
gzexe(options)(parameters)
Options
-d: Decompress executable files compressed by gzexe.
Parameters
File: Specify the executable file that needs to be compressed.


