When programming in Delphi, I noticed that it creates relatively huge files(about 300kb, if you only have a simple form) which can be quite annoying... Is there a way to make the compiled EXE smaller? Because when compiling them with C output executables, it varies pretty much (As far as I know, about 21 kb in normal compiling options)
And If it's not possible, why is it not possible?
I would be grateful if you would help me...

not sure what ya making , but if your are making console apps u can loos lots of the uses.
Besides u could pack them using simple packer like upx

Well, you can just try it:
create a standard application project in delphi, and compile it, and search for project1.exe
Besides, i already know that packers can make a code smaller... But my problem is making them smaller without packing...

then u should, like i said loos some of the uses

uses sysutils, windows, graphics, sockets;

u could loos graphics for starters if u are making a console app. I use a fixed up version my self for sockets which also makes it a bit smaller but looses some of its functions. But u shouldnt forget that delphi hasnt been made to be small, if u want small files u should learn ASM.

This is because delphi adds the vcl's. Try finding the kol libraries (key objects libraries) and compile with those instead of the usual load of vcl's This should reduce your exe's. Alternatively you could use delphi 2 which produces smaller exe's as well.

http://www.d-tnt.co.uk/readArticle.asp?id=.../delphitips.asp
I found this link now, while googling for key objects libraries, it has more than the answer I was looking for...
But I am also grateful to all people who replied here and helped me...