striptease | enhanced version of the Mac OS X strip tool | Runtime Evironment library

striptease is a C library typically used in Server, Runtime Evironment, Nodejs applications. striptease has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

striptease (or "tease" for short) is an enhanced version of strip. It's capable of stripping a binary's symbol table of non-text local symbols. This mode, enabled with the -t switch, is similar to "strip -x", except -x strips all local symbols including text symbols. tease -t allows for useful CrashReporter stacks to be generated on the deployment host. This is important in light of the hidden-visibility default (-fvisibility=hidden) that results in many symbols not being marked as global and therefore being stripped by an ordinary strip -x. tease also includes a -no_code_signature option which strips any LC_CODE_SIGNATURE load commands from the target file, in much the same way as the ordinary strip's -no_uuid option. tease also includes a -no_dylib filename option, which may be used more than once, that strips any DYLIB load commands referencing the specified filename. The -no_dylib_unused option strips all unused dylib references. Finally, tease includes an -a option, which instructs it to regenerate the symbol table without stripping anything. tease -a is intended to be used in conjunction with -no_code_signature, -no_uuid, -no_dylib or -no_dylib_unused to pass over the file and only strip the relevant Mach-O load commands without removing anything from the symbol table.