Re: Path names in executable
Re: Path names in executable
- Subject: Re: Path names in executable
- From: Shawn Erickson <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2006 18:37:25 -0700
On Apr 3, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Ondra Cada wrote:
Stefan,
On 3.4.2006, at 19:56, Stefan Schüßler wrote:
"Only Link In Essential Symbols" is checked, but doesn't help.
Here's what I did in Xcode:
File > New Project... > Cocoa Application > ~/test/
File > New File... > Objective-C class > MyClass.m
Project > Set Active Configuration > Release
Afterwards I've tried different build settings but regardless
of the settings, the executable always contained the string
"/Users/myusername/test/MyClass.m"
Those names seem to be used by linker as default names for the
linked-together modules -- which would be rather good, lest you are
bitten in the back by name clash when using the same source from
different folders.
Why do you see it as a problem, first of all? Presumed you don't
want anybody to be able to get your home folder name, just move
your project tree to /Projects or something like that...
Well it reveals aspects of your source hiearchy which could leak
unintended information to external parties.
-Shawn
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