Hi Tomas,
thank you for the explanation. I'm not familiar at all with the C world
as you just saw.
Regards
Eike
Tomas Hlavaty writes:
> Hi Eike,
>
>> I just found out that this is the strip utility from binutils and I'm
>> wondering how it can do such a harm…
>
> strip does what it is suppose
Hi Eike,
> I just found out that this is the strip utility from binutils and I'm
> wondering how it can do such a harm…
strip does what it is supposed to do. In the usual C world, executables
can contain lots of other information, e.g. debugging symbols etc.
strip removes this additional informa
Hi Thomas,
thanks for your reply; somehow I missed your response as yet. I just
found out that this is the strip utility from binutils and I'm wondering
how it can do such a harm…
Thanks again
Eike
Tomas Hlavaty writes:
> Hi Eike,
>
>> I'm making a program in common lisp using sbcl. I then cr
Hi Eike,
> I'm making a program in common lisp using sbcl. I then create a
> executable image which results in quite a big file since the whole
> lisp is packaged up. When I use nix to build this app, the file that
> ends up in nix-store is tiny and not working. It seems to me that the
> patch-elf
Hi there,
I'm making a program in common lisp using sbcl. I then create a
executable image which results in quite a big file since the whole lisp
is packaged up. When I use nix to build this app, the file that ends up
in nix-store is tiny and not working. It seems to me that the patch-elf
process
