why Newtonsoft.Json too big when build native aot

[NCLnclNCL]

if i build with System.Text.Json it is 6 mb but it i build with Newtonsoft.Json it is 16 mb, both have the same same size of dll files

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if i build with System.Text.Json it is 6 mb but it i build with Newtonsoft.Json it is 16 mb, both have the same size of dll files

Author:	NCLnclNCL
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Labels:	area-System.Text.Json
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[hez2010]

Newtonsoft.Json doesn't have NativeAOT support at all, so it instead rooting the whole assembly regardless of whether a type will be used or not.
While System.Text.Json has the support if you are using source generator, so only the necessary part of code will be kept in the binary.

[lindexi]

Before Newtonsoft.Json: 3MB

After add Newtonsoft.Json: 15MB

Test code: dotnet-campus/dotnetCampus.Ipc@178366b

[MichalStrehovsky]

Before Newtonsoft.Json: 3MB

After add Newtonsoft.Json: 15MB

Test code: dotnet-campus/dotnetCampus.Ipc@178366b

You can use sizoscope to diff the before and after binaries. But last time I looked into it, Newtonsoft json brought dependencies such as support for the dynamic keyword, System.Linq.Expressions, etc. There's a lot of untrimmable code within Newtonsoft Json, but also it depends on the whole world.

[lindexi]

@MichalStrehovsky Thank you very much for your power tool.