-trimpath

[stephen.t....@gmail.com]

Hello,

I've just had the chance to use -trimpath in my project. Some paths in my project have not been trimmed.

Most of the paths *have* been trimmed and it's just a dozen or so paths leading to .cpp and .h files that remain. The fact that these are non-Go files suggests that it might be intentional. Or is it a flaw/bug?

Regards

Steve

[stephen.t....@gmail.com]

Further to this: I just had a thought that these strings might have been left by the C compiler in the DWARF data, but that doesn't appear to be the case.

Moreover, the system path does not appear in the output of a full objdump and they are not string literals in either my source or in any of the included modules.

But a strings & grep test shows that they do appear in the binary.

Regards

Steve

[Bryan C. Mills]

If `-trimpath` is not completely trimming the paths, please file an issue with the prefix "cmd/go:".

Be sure to include details about the Go and C toolchain versions you're using and the flags you're passing to build the binaries.

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