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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 13 May 2009 22:02:06 Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>> qmake (from Qt 3) creates makefiles that strip all executables during |
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>> installation. The generated rule looks like this: |
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>> |
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>> install_target: all |
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>> @$(CHK_DIR_EXISTS) "$(INSTALL_ROOT)/lib64/" || $(MKDIR) |
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>> "$(INSTALL_ROOT)/lib64/" |
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>> -$(INSTALL_FILE) "$(QMAKE_TARGET)" |
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>> "$(INSTALL_ROOT)/lib64/$(QMAKE_TARGET)" |
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>> -strip "$(INSTALL_ROOT)/lib64/$(QMAKE_TARGET)" |
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>> |
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>> This results in portage issuing a QA warning during the emerge (portage |
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>> wants to strip the executables itself). |
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> |
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> rightly so |
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> |
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>> What would be a good way to fix that? |
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> |
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> find an option that doesnt emit the strip line or run `sed` after the fact to |
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> delete the strip line |
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OK, I found the solution. Someone replied to me off-list hinting at |
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QMAKE_STRIP in qt4.eclass. It turns out that Qt3 also supports this |
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flag. Even though qt3.eclass doesn't set this on its own, I can set it |
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manually during the eqmake3 invocation in the ebuild. |
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