If theġ0.1 compiler tools are used on prebound images from the MacOS X 10.2 With prebound images from with the MacOS X 10.2 User Release. The compiler tools in MacOS 10.1 will not work Prebound images (executables, and shared libraries) from the MacOS Xġ0.2 User Release. The compiler tools for the MacOS X 10.2 Release must be used with The strip(1) step can be eliminated resulting in faster build By using the -s option when building an executable Same result as running strip(1) with no options on theĮxecutable. The static link editor's -s option can now be used to stripĪn executable that use the dynamic link editor. The static linker's -s option now works like multi_module has also been added to allow this to beĮxplicitly specified. Libraries are built with multiple modules. The default in the static link editor remains the same and dynamic Option to ld(1) this first step can be eliminated resulting in With an ld(1) -r step and then using the master.o toĬreated the dynamic library. This was previously done by first creating a master.o file single_module, to build a dynamic library containing only one The static link editor, ld(1), now has a new option, The static linker now can build single module The use of nmedit(1) can be eliminated resulting in fasterīuild times. Global symbols in the linked output file. exported_symbols_list filename and -unexported_symbols_list filename to limit the
The static link editor, ld(1), now has two new options, Notes Specific to Mac OS X November 2002 Developer Release New Features Exports lists can now be specified to the static Long as it does not use any of the undefined symbols. Ld(1) defines the remaining undefined symbols as privateĭefinitions and allows the link to succeed. Link time failures due to undefined symbols. References to undefined symbols from the dead code. Notes Specific to Mac OS X June 2003 Developer Release New Features The static linker now has a work around for notĪdded the -undefined define_a_way option to ld(1) asĪ work a round to not having dead-code stripping that also strips out Mach-O object file tools ( nm, otool, and so.The Mac OS X Mach-O dynamic link editor.The Mac OS X Mach-O GNU-based assemblers.They contain information about the following These notes are for the MacOS X June 2003 Developer Release of theĬompiler tools. Mac OS X Compiler Tools Release Notes Mac OS X June 2003 Developer Release Notes:
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