I think we will try your suggestion prefixing the concerned symbols
with '*'. It is rather unlikely that these symbols will ever be
suffix of other symbols. Thanks for your suggestion.
Thinking a bit more about it...
What about implementing the missing "ignore symbols that do not
exist" ld feature in our scripts that generate Mac OS X mapfiles from
Linux mapfiles?
As we have a list of all uniq symbols (nm -gx output from all libs
filtered in some way) and have a map file, we can do this (meta-shell-
code):
cat $(NMGX) $(MAPFILE) | sort | uniq -d
uniq -d prints only lines that are repeated on its standard input -
filtering out lines that are there only once.
What do you think?
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