Currently the JDK is compiled with --strip-debug normally when gcc is the compiler, with only the Minimal Linux JVM using --strip-unneeded. Which sections exactly does --strip-unneeded remove when compiling a PE binary for Windows? This might be a worthwhile configure option to add to the JDK given that binary sizes are massively reduced when compiled with this option passed to configure, but documentation for this flag is vague and only states that it "removes everything not related to relocations", and I'm unsure of what (if any) behaviour changes might result if this is passed to strip during the build process
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