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Clint Adams wrote:
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> Are there platforms where one would want STRIPFLAGS to be different
> for the shared objects?

On IRIX with the SGI compiler, stripping DSOs with -s causes them to not
work. I think it strips out some information it needs for finding
symbols or something. -x can be used instead and will just strip out
stuff which isn't needed. -s is still used for the main binary.

Oliver