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DESCRIPTION

The strip utility supports the following options:

-d | -g | -S | --strip-debug

Remove debugging symbols only.

-h | --help

Print a help message and exit.

--only-keep-debug

Remove all content except that which would be used for debugging.

-o outputfile | --output-file=outputfile

Write the stripped object to file outputfile. The default behaviour is to modify objects in place.

-p | --preserve-dates

Preserve the object's access and modification times.

-s | --strip-all

Remove all symbols.

--strip-unneeded

Remove all symbols not needed for further relocation processing.

-w | --wildcard

Use shell-style patterns to name symbols. The following meta-characters are recognized in patterns:

!

If this is the first character of the pattern, invert the sense of the pattern match.

*

Matches any string of characters in a symbol name.

?

Matches zero or one character in a symbol name.

[

Mark the start of a character class.

\

Remove the special meaning of the next character in the pattern.

]

Mark the end of a character class.

-x | --discard-all

Discard all non-global symbols.

-I format | --input-target=format

These options are accepted, but are ignored.

-K symbol | --keep-symbol=symbol

Keep the symbol symbol even if it would otherwise be stripped. This option may be specified multiple times.

-N symbol | --strip-symbol=symbol

Remove the symbol symbol even if it would otherwise have been kept. This option may be specified multiple times.

-O format | --output-target=format

Set the output file format to format. For the full list of supported formats, please see the documentation for function elftc_bfd_find_target(3).

-R sectionname | --remove-section=sectionname

Remove the section named by the argument sectionname. This option may be specified multiple times.

-V | --version

Print a version identifier and exit.

-X | --discard-locals

Remove compiler-generated local symbols.