Jan -> if you have set your own compile configuration you didn't include that step.
Which means if you bypass the ndk-build scripts and use directly the gcc you, yourself. :P 2012/11/22 Jan Ciger <[email protected]> > e are *always* stripped, no matter what you do. Even when you are > compiling for debugging. The reason for that is that you do not need the > symbols when debugging - the debugger is running on the host (where an > unstripped binary is available), not on the device. I have discovered this > when trying to debug native code - I was trying to get the non-stripped > binary on the device and had to hack the ndk-build to achieve that, before > realizing that it isn't actually useful because of the remote debugging > being done.
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