Re: 'Bundle Loader' when executable is stripped
Re: 'Bundle Loader' when executable is stripped
- Subject: Re: 'Bundle Loader' when executable is stripped
- From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 05:07:59 -0800
On 2007-11-26, at 15:01, Jerry Krinock wrote:
A couple months ago some fine person told me about the Bundle
Loader build setting, which allows me to build a bundle referencing
symbols defined in an executable in the "host" app. It worked
until I got near ready to ship, and stripped the symbols from the
host executable. After fixing a little bug, I found that the
bundle would not build, because it could not find the symbols
supposed to be in the executable. Duh, of course, because they
were stripped.
So, "obviously", the correct procedure is to do a final build of
everything with symbols, then turn on the Strip options, clean and
re-build the host executable, and ship.
I was wondering if someone could please verify that the procedure
described is a good practice, other than the fact that I should
script it somehow.
I think you can use a .exp file or set the visibility options
attribute on the functions directly in the host. 'strip' has options
for including or excluding from symbol files.
HTH,
Philip Aker
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