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DH_STRIP(1) Debhelper DH_STRIP(1)
dh_strip - strip executables, shared libraries, and some static
libraries
dh_strip [debhelper options] [-Xitem] [--dbg-package=package]
[--keep-debug]
dh_strip is a debhelper program that is responsible for stripping
executables, shared libraries, and static libraries that are not used
for debugging.
This program examines your package build directories and works out
what to strip on its own. It uses file(1) and file permissions and
filenames to figure out what files are shared libraries (*.so),
executable binaries, and static (lib*.a) and debugging libraries
(lib*_g.a, debug/*.so), and strips each as much as is possible.
(Which is not at all for debugging libraries.) In general it seems to
make very good guesses, and will do the right thing in almost all
cases.
Since it is very hard to automatically guess if a file is a module,
and hard to determine how to strip a module, dh_strip does not
currently deal with stripping binary modules such as .o files.
-Xitem, --exclude=item
Exclude files that contain item anywhere in their filename from
being stripped. You may use this option multiple times to build
up a list of things to exclude.
--dbg-package=package
This option is a now special purpose option that you normally do
not need. In most cases, there should be little reason to use
this option for new source packages as debhelper automatically
generates debug packages ("dbgsym packages"). If you have a
manual --dbg-package that you want to replace with an
automatically generated debug symbol package, please see the
--dbgsym-migration option.
Causes dh_strip to save debug symbols stripped from the packages
it acts on as independent files in the package build directory of
the specified debugging package.
For example, if your packages are libfoo and foo and you want to
include a foo-dbg package with debugging symbols, use dh_strip
--dbg-package=foo-dbg.
This option implies --no-automatic-dbgsym and cannot be used with
--automatic-dbgsym or --dbgsym-migration.
-k, --keep-debug
This option is a now special purpose option that you normally do
not need. In most cases, there should be little reason to use
this option for new source packages as debhelper automatically
generates debug packages ("dbgsym packages"). If you have a
manual --dbg-package that you want to replace with an
automatically generated debug symbol package, please see the
--dbgsym-migration option.
Debug symbols will be retained, but split into an independent
file in usr/lib/debug/ in the package build directory.
--dbg-package is easier to use than this option, but this option
is more flexible.
This option implies --no-automatic-dbgsym and cannot be used with
--automatic-dbgsym.
--dbgsym-migration=package-relation
This option is used to migrate from a manual "-dbg" package
(created with --dbg-package) to an automatic generated debug
symbol package. This option should describe a valid Replaces- and
Breaks-relation, which will be added to the debug symbol package
to avoid file conflicts with the (now obsolete) -dbg package.
This option implies --automatic-dbgsym and cannot be used with
--keep-debug, --dbg-package or --no-automatic-dbgsym.
Examples:
dh_strip --dbgsym-migration='libfoo-dbg (<< 2.1-3~)'
dh_strip --dbgsym-migration='libfoo-tools-dbg (<< 2.1-3~), libfoo2-dbg (<< 2.1-3~)'
--automatic-dbgsym, --no-automatic-dbgsym
Control whether dh_strip should be creating debug symbol packages
when possible.
The default is to create debug symbol packages.
--ddebs, --no-ddebs
Historical name for --automatic-dbgsym and --no-automatic-dbgsym.
--ddeb-migration=package-relation
Historical name for --dbgsym-migration.
If the DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS environment variable contains nostrip,
nothing will be stripped, in accordance with Debian policy (section
10.1 "Binaries"). This will also inhibit the automatic creation of
debug symbol packages.
The automatic creation of debug symbol packages can also be prevented
by adding noautodbgsym to the DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS environment variable.
However, dh_strip will still add debuglinks to ELF binaries when this
flag is set. This is to ensure that the regular deb package will be
identical with and without this flag (assuming it is otherwise "bit-
for-bit" reproducible).
Debian policy, version 3.0.1
debhelper(7)
This program is a part of debhelper.
Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org>
This page is part of the debhelper (helper programs for debian/rules)
project. Information about the project can be found at
⟨https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/debhelper/debhelper.git/⟩. If you
have a bug report for this manual page, send it to
submit@bugs.debian.org. This page was obtained from the project's
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⟨https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/debhelper/debhelper.git/⟩ on
2018-02-02. (At that time, the date of the most recent commit that
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11.1.4 2018-01-23 DH_STRIP(1)
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