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You should really look at the bitcode that is actually submitted. It seems your opinion is based on what clang generates usually.
by Joky 11y ago
You should really look at the bitcode that is actually submitted. It seems your opinion is based on what clang generates usually.
- nekitamo 11y agoI am actually looking at that bitcode right now :) You can use this program ( https://github.com/AlexDenisov/bitcode_retriever https://github.com/AlexDenisov/bitcode_retriever ) to extract it from the MachO file, then use Xarc to decompress the archive, then use llvm-dis to disassemble the bitcode. You will see it's chalk full of information that is otherwise not available in the machine code.
- Joky 11y agoWhich MachO file are you looking at? Is it the one generated by the compiler or the one after linking in the bundle submitted to the store?
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