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Stripping Pathnames

Subject: Stripping Pathnames
From: Perry Clarke <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 14:23:57 -0800

It seems that the compiler puts the full pathname of every Objective-C/C++ file it compiles into the generated executable (even when compiling without "-g").

For instance, these paths are from iPhoto:

/SourceCache/iPhotoProject/iPhotoProject-263/ScopeApp/Album/Album.mm /SourceCache/iPhotoProject/iPhotoProject-263/ScopeApp/Album/AlbumMgr.mm /SourceCache/iPhotoProject/iPhotoProject-263/ScopeApp/Album/ AlbumViewController.mm /SourceCache/iPhotoProject/iPhotoProject-263/ScopeApp/Album/BookAlbum.mm [and many more]

I'd prefer to strip information like this from Deployment builds but "strip" doesn't do it.

Suggestions? Any speculation on why putting this kind of thing in the executable is a good idea?

Perry

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