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Where does Unity output stripped assemblies and unstripped assemblies when build iOS?

Discussion in 'iOS and tvOS' started by AlexWei, Sep 13, 2018.

  1. AlexWei

    AlexWei

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    I found this link in doc.

    It says
    However, no dll was found in a folder called 
    Temp
    . Instead I could found two same dlls in Library folder. One is located in
    The other is located in
    The Unity version I used is 2018.2.6f1. I thought the first one is stripped one and the other is unstripped one. Have I got it right?
     
    AlexWei, Sep 13, 2018
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  2. AlexWei

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    AlexWei, Sep 14, 2018
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  3. AlexWei

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    AlexWei, Sep 18, 2018
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  4. fry000

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    @AlexWei Looking also for an answer to your question. Have you had any? I have some functionalities in my game that seems missing and I suspect the code stripping would the source of it. But without knowing what was stripped, that is a bit hard. Thus, if you have some tips about this, I would appreciate.
     
    fry000, Jun 19, 2019
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  5. jo-unity

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    Hi - thanks for posting this in the Documentation forum: I've moved it to the iOS forum where one of our experts can hopefully help you out!
     
    jo-unity, Jun 20, 2019
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  6. AlexWei

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    @fry000 As far as I can remember, I finally handle it by trial and error messing with the linker.xml.
     
    AlexWei, Jun 24, 2019
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  7. JonInception

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    Also really need an answer to this, but its not iOS specific, rather il2cpp.
    any time a bug reproduces on il2cpp only it takes a really long time to debug, since the iteration time per build is high.
    Being able to see some log of what was stripped would help tons.
    Does this exist somewhere?
     
    JonInception, Jan 20, 2021
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