I'm a bit confused with a static library that I'm using...
Consider this code :
static ContentManager& getInstance()
{
static ContentManager cm;
return cm;
}
Now I have told Xcode to strip "Non-Global Symbols." But if I run nm on the library (piped through c++filt) I'll see various versions of:
000000000001b900 D ContentManager::getInstance()::cm
...in files which call ContentManager::getInstance. cm should be non-global, so it should be stripped, right? Or am I missing something?
My only thought is that optimization may inlining that somehow, but if I turn off optimization (-O0) it still shows up.
This is in Xcode 14.1 but I believe we had a similar issue with Xcode 12-ish.