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Defining whether or not a Buildfile is stripped or not using the .nostrip file is now deprecated. Instead the nostrip feature can now be defined in the Buildfile itself in either of two ways: 1. Disable strip entirely Adding a 'nostrip' option to the 'options' list like so: options=(nostrip) Will disable any strip of the build entirely. 2. Selective nostrip It is possible to select which files will not be stripped by adding a nostrip array. For example: nostrip=(/usr/lib/libtest.so /usr/lib/libtest.a) Entries in the nostrip array are treated as regular expressions (as used by grep). Note: (2) will have no effect if (1) is used. Note: By default all executables and .so and .a files are stripped. This change is part of a plan to consolidate all settings inside the Buildfile to make the Buildfile more precise to avoid that the user overlooks any settings.
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