Basically, I'm compiling a library to use in an Android app. When I'm including the .so file in an app via ANDROID_EXTRA_LIBS everything works fine.
However, I have a requirement outside of my control to checksum the library within the app when it starts. This should be easy because I compile them separately. Checksum the shared library, hardcode the checksum into the app and deploy. (This is a drastic oversimplification of the real use-case, but suffices as an example) An undocumented qmake method has managed to ruin this however. During the installation of the library into the Android build, a command is run using "qmake -install qinstall -exe". Whatever this command does, it removes several hundred kb from my shared library even though it was already compiled for Android as a subproject in the same project as the app. It operates like normal, but I'd like to know what this command is doing to the shared library that shrinks it. I need this information so that I can reproduce this process when compiling so that what I compile and what is deployed to the device are the same literal file. Any ideas on what's going on here?
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