What is the easiest way to strip the shared library built by the python-based project?

What is the easiest way to strip the shared library built by the python-based project?



distutils often leaves unstripped executables.
Is there a way to easily strip them?
Is setup.py the right place?





what do you mean by "unstripped executables"?
– wotanii
Aug 20 at 18:36





@wotanii linux.die.net/man/1/strip
– phd
Aug 20 at 20:18




1 Answer
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Set (and export) environment variable LDFLAGS=-s before build steps.


LDFLAGS=-s






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