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Re: Source file names in binary
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Re: Source file names in binary


  • Subject: Re: Source file names in binary
  • From: Duncan Wilcox <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 11:10:20 +0200

Try "Deployment Postprocessing" (and set "Deployment Location" too). These are normally used only when you do an xcodebuild install from the command line, but you can set them on your routine Deployment or Release builds, too.

"Deployment Postprocessing" only appears to do a strip, and I should have mentioned that I tried stripping but the source file names are still there. "Deployment Location" only appears to place the app in / tmp/TextEdit.dst/Users/duncan/Applications/TextEdit.app, but again, it still contains the source file names...


Other ideas?

Duncan

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