Re[2]: bundle project question
Re[2]: bundle project question
- Subject: Re[2]: bundle project question
- From: Ivan Kharin <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:47:53 +0600
>> POG> All symbols, global and local, are listed in the symbol table. nm -n will
>> POG> display all of them, if you want to just display the global symbols, then
>> POG> use nm -g. Note that it will display undefined symbols as well.
>>
>> Yes, all symbols are listed.
>>
>> What i want is new bundle executable without any global and local
>> symbols (except exported & undefined, of course).
POG> I really do not know how to do this with Xcode. But you can always do nmedit
POG> -s global_symbols_file output.bundle && strip -x output.bundle in a
POG> terminal. I think this is what you are looking for. The global_symbols_file
POG> is, of course, your file containing all the symbols you wish to keep. See
POG> the excellent man pages for nmedit and strip for more info.
I'm trying to use _strip_ and _nmedit_ before posting question into mail-list.
Unsuccessfully :( all symbols retain in "nm -n" output.
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Ivan Kharin
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