What is the difference between:
gcc -s ...stripping a binary, yes?
gcc -g ...adding debugging symbols, yes?
strip ...removing debugging symbols, yes?
I had always thought "gcc -s" and "strip" were synonymous; just having
compiled tftp it didn't appear to be - at least I don't think so. The
compile had the -s option but file labeled the results as
"non-stripped."
What gives? Also, what's the difference between no options and -g?
After all, what gets stripped if -g isn't used?
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