Dont strip native debug symbols during build #272
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This patch makes coreclr and core-setup leave debug symbols in their built native code instead of stripping it out. After this patch, native symbols are only missing in corefx. A separate PR in corefx will take care of that: dotnet/corefx#24979 The final dotnet product, after both these fixes, should contain native debug symbols for all native binaries.
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The only case I can think of is the long-term desire to use source-build to drive the Microsoft product build, where we provide the symbols separately in a symbol server. In that case, yeah, we should add a repo API parameter for native symbol stripping. I think it can wait until we get closer to needing it, though. |
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LGTM. Thanks @omajid ! |
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This patch makes coreclr and core-setup leave debug symbols in their built native code instead of stripping it out.
After this patch, native symbols are only missing in corefx. A separate PR in corefx will take care of that: dotnet/corefx#24979. But this fix for core-setup and coreclr is independent and doesnt need that PR to work.
The final dotnet product, after both these fixes, should contain native debug symbols for all native binaries.
I used this to verify the final built product: https://gist.github.com/omajid/766aef59857de9fc1eab173119143abc
Resolves #267