I'll assume you meant "invaluable" ;) And I can't say that I
disagree... here's something interesing from the Debian policy manual:
"Note that all installed shared libraries should be stripped with
strip --strip-unneeded <your-lib>
"(The option `--strip-unneeded' makes strip remove only the symbols
which aren't needed for relocation processing.) Shared
libraries can function perfectly well when stripped, since the
symbols for dynamic linking are in a separate part of the ELF object
file.
Note that under some circumstances it may be useful to install a
shared library unstripped, for example when building a separate
package to support debugging."
I guess that clears THAT issue up. Some distributions have stripped
shared libs for their default dists, some don't. Interesting...
Jochen Kuepper wrote:
> For a development system you might actually want the "bigger" libc,
> since some symbols are unvalueable when it comes to debugging :-)
>
> Greetings,
> Jochen
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