NoRelocation-
Strips relocation information from the resulting executable
Windows executables can optionally contain base relocation
information which enables Windows to load the EXE image at an
alternate starting memory address. If the base address is above
0x40000 the exectuable will always be loaded at its specified base
address, so relocation information is not needed and can be safely
stripped out of the resulting image. Relocation information is
typically fairly small on disk, so removing this information will
not have a big impact on the size of the EXE files generated.
Example
This
will strip relocation information from the generated EXE
file