when I build my Cocoa-Application using the Build-Configuration
"Release" there are a lot of strings in the executable binary file
and some of them I don't want to be there.
The strings I extract from the binary using the utility strings.
For example there are absolute pathes to Objective-C Source files. In
my opinion those must not be in an exacutable file which I want to
release. Also there are some names of attribute-variables belonging
to an Obj-C class.
Fundamentally I use the standard build settings of Build-
Configuration "Release". There are only minor changes for some pathes
and I disabled C++ Exceptions and C++ RuntimeTypes as I don't use any
C++. Furthermore I enabled Objective-C exceptions and use C-Dialect C99.
"Generate Debug Symbols" is disabled.
Does anyone know how I can produce Binaries that do not contain any
strings that are only relevant at compiletime?
Thanks for any answers in advance,
Stefan
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