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Re: what's supposed to get [dead] stripped?
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Re: what's supposed to get [dead] stripped?


  • Subject: Re: what's supposed to get [dead] stripped?
  • From: Scott Ribe <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 11:58:07 -0600
  • Thread-topic: what's supposed to get [dead] stripped?

> For my test case, one unused class method is not being dead-stripped,
> thus directly and indirectly pulling in other local code plus Carbon
> API symbols to be runtime linked.

The gcc tool chain is not able to dead strip virtual functions. CodeWarrior
was able to do so. I bet this is the source of your problems. It caused me
some grief too, with some intermediary classes that exist on both server and
client side, with some functions only used on one side or the other. I just
wound up #if'ing the specific methods to avoid pulling in inappropriate
code.


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