Open Mothblocks opened 1 year ago
No need for separate targets. The binaries can be stripped post-build with the strip
command line utility.
I'm not sure this really needs to be done on this repo since people can do it themselves, but it's no big deal.
It's a little bit of a "standard" to have x.so
and x.so.dbg
available and to use the debug version when necessary for debugging core dumps.
Both are valid binaries (but the former has been stripped.)
SpaceManiac gave this:
objcopy --only-keep-debug "$INPUT" "$INPUT.dbg"
strip "$INPUT"
objcopy --add-gnu-debuglink="$INPUT.dbg" "$INPUT"
This new change in 1.65.0 could prove useful: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/11/03/Rust-1.65.0.html#splitting-linux-debuginfo
After #119, the release build of librust_g.so is 70 MB as opposed to the previous 10 MB.
This is extremely unideal. There are two ways I see to solve this.
One is that we make release w/ debug info a separate target, then ship both librust_g.so and librust_g_debug_info.so.
Another is that there might be a way to split it into its own file much like the .pdb. There's a few StackOverflow posts about this, something about
objcopy
? Not sure how doable it is but that would be ideal if it's feasible