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According to technical note 2123, in xcode you can build executables with “dsym” debug information, which puts the debug info in a separate file (instead of embedding it in the executable). We’re building our apps from the command line, instead of using xcode directly – is there a way to tell clang to do this on the command line?
Xcode is using
dsymutilto create the dsym file from the original executable:Actually, it’s not a file but a bundle (directory), displayed by the Finder as a “file package”.
See
man dsymutil.