Fix macOS build by using standard STRIP_LIBS variable #1
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Thank you for bringing this issue to my attention. Your code did not strip the file on Linux. Given that stripping is not portable across implementations (and it only reduces the file size by 50%), I propose removing the stripping from the |
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The hardcoded
strip --strip-debugcommand fails on non-GNU systems like macOS, which use a different syntax. The version of strip included with Apple's Command Line Tools doesn't recognize the --strip-debug option.This commit replaces the custom command with the R-provided
$(STRIP_LIBS)variable, allowing the build system to use the platform-specific command.