Install scripts are calling ‘install -s’ which in turn calls ‘strip’.
After fighting with my hacks for a while I do think the best option is the very-final-destroot as mentioned. I’d appreciate any advice on where and how to add this in MacPorts installed files ... I’m not an expert in macports-base. Thx! - MLD On Fri, Sep 25, 2020, at 11:04 AM, Ken Cunningham wrote: > > > > On Sep 25, 2020, at 7:55 AM, Michael Dickens <michae...@macports.org> wrote: > > > > Also: many build scripts call /usr/bin/strip directly or xcrun strip ... so > > that would bypass our MP efforts ... we'd have to patch up all of those > > ports to coerce them into running the MP strip ... that seems like a lot of > > work! Maybe there's a way around that? I'm not thinking of it off the top > > of my head. - MLD > > > > Yeah, build scripts should not be calling /usr/bin/strip directly, and > in the end, then will all eventually need fixing. I often have to fix > things like that to make builds use the newer cctools on older systems. > > I haven’t explored what "xcrun —find” does re: finding our cctools port > as yet... > > I actually thought Josh’s (or was it your) idea to run a codesign fixup > step in base after the build was done sounded like the best idea to me, > but there are probably ports that do something funky in “post-destroot” > or somewhere that would show up warts. > > Ken > >
