How to detect useless Delphi units in the interface and implementation uses clauses?

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How can I identify and get rid of unused units in the “uses clause” in Delphi 7 ?

Is there a wizard/tool to automatically detect all useless units?

If in the current unit I "use classes" but in practice I don't need it I can of course manually remove Classes. But how can I do this automatically for all units in a project? Is there a way different than "delete one, try to compile, if succesful save"?

Of course often what happens is that you drop a component on the form, some units are added, you delete the component and the units are not removed.

Or I refactor code, I move some classes in another unit.

What about units with initialization code? Are they too useless? — Lasse V. Karlsen, Oct 08 '10 at 12:30
http://www.cnpack.org/index.php?lang=en takes care also of those. — UnDiUdin, Oct 08 '10 at 13:33

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How to detect useless Delphi units in the interface and implementation uses clauses?

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