[NativeAOT] Do not strip exported symbols from executables on Apple platforms #85293
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However, this breaks a special use case on Apple platforms when an executable dynamically looks-up symbols in the current executable image (self-referencing) reported here: #85139 (comment) This PR:
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… Apple platforms (dotnet#85293)" This reverts commit 32ecd85.
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StripSymbolsproject property is now set by default when building with NativeAOT: #85139However, this breaks a special use case on Apple platforms when an executable dynamically looks-up symbols in the current executable image (self-referencing) reported here: #85139 (comment)
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StripFlagfor this special use case, which will ignore exported symbols when stripping the executableStripFlaginto_StripFlagas it is an internal propertycc: @kotlarmilos