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Package: gcc-snapshot
Version: 20040613-1
Severity: wishlist
Since this snapshot is especially usefull for debugging recent versions
of gcc, it would seem to me a good idea not to strip the executables,
but to keep as much debugging symbols as possible. Is there a compelling
reason not to do this?
Thanks.
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daniel writes:
> Package: gcc-snapshot
> Version: 20040613-1
> Severity: wishlist
>
>
> Since this snapshot is especially usefull for debugging recent versions
> of gcc, it would seem to me a good idea not to strip the executables,
> but to keep as much debugging symbols as possible. Is there a compelling
> reason not to do this?
yes, space & bandwidth. the packages get 100%-200% bigger. and if you
really want to debug gcc, you need the source and you build it
yourself. gcc-snapshot is intended to check for bugs in development
versions of gcc, such that package maintainers can have it installed
on different architectures.
+wontfix
