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Codebloat due to embedded resources

If I have an executable with a gigabytes of embedded resources, will
the CLR loader try to load the resources into memory or does it only
load the code segments?

The reason I ask is because I am using a large icon (supports all
formats) in many forms in 1 executable, and this seems to result in
much code bloat - does this translate to memory bloat at runtime?

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