Generate Breakpad symbols for Remoting Host plugin on Mac.

chrome/tools/build/mac/dump_product_syms

 #!/bin/bash
 
 # Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 # This script expects the following environment variables to be set.  Xcode
 # normally sets them:
 #
 # CONFIGURATION - Release or Debug; this script only operates when Release.
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 DSYM_TAR_PATH="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${SRC_APP_NAME}.dSYM.tar.bz2"
 
 declare -a DSYMS
 
 for SRC_NAME in "${SRC_APP_NAME}.app" \
                 "${SRC_APP_NAME} Framework.framework" \
                 "${SRC_APP_NAME} Helper.app" \
                 "crash_inspector" \
                 "crash_report_sender.app" \
                 "ffmpegsumo.so" \
-                "libplugin_carbon_interpose.dylib" ; do
+                "libplugin_carbon_interpose.dylib" \
+                "remoting_host_plugin.plugin" ; do
   # SRC_STEM is the name of the file within the DWARF directory of the .dSYM
   # bundle, which comes from the on-disk name of an executable or dylib within
-  # its enclosing .app or .framework bundle.  This is the bundle name without
-  # .app or .framework appended.  For non-bundled types, the stem is just the
-  # name of the singular file on disk.
-  SRC_STEM=$(echo "${SRC_NAME}" | sed -Ee 's/^(.*)\.(app|framework)$/\1/')
+  # its enclosing .app, .framework or .plugin bundle.  This is the bundle name
+  # without .app, .framework or .plugin appended.  For non-bundled types, the
+  # stem is just the name of the singular file on disk.
+  SRC_STEM=$(echo "${SRC_NAME}" | sed -Ee 's/\.(app|framework|plugin)$//')

[Lambros, 2011/08/04 02:20:05]

Simplified sed so it still fits on same line :)

   DSYM_NAME="${SRC_NAME}.dSYM"
   DSYM_PATH="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${DSYM_NAME}"
   DWARF_PATH="${DSYM_PATH}/Contents/Resources/DWARF/${SRC_STEM}"
   BPAD_SYM_NAME="${SRC_NAME}-${FULL_VERSION}-${ARCH}.breakpad"
   BPAD_SYM_PATH="${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}/${BPAD_SYM_NAME}"
 
   # Only run dump_syms if the file has changed since the last dump.
   if [ "${DWARF_PATH}" -nt "${BPAD_SYM_PATH}" ] ; then
     "${BREAKPAD_DUMP_SYMS}" -a "${ARCH}" "${DWARF_PATH}" > "${BPAD_SYM_PATH}"
   fi
 
   # Remove the .dSYM archive if the file has changed since the archive was
   # last generated.  This will cause a new .dSYM archive to be created.
   if [ "${DWARF_PATH}" -nt "${DSYM_TAR_PATH}" ] ; then
     rm -f "${DSYM_TAR_PATH}"
   fi
 
   # Push the .dSYM bundle onto the DSYMS array so that it will be included in
   # the .dSYM archive if a new one is needed
   DSYMS[${#DSYMS[@]}]="${DSYM_NAME}"
 done
 
 # Create the archive of .dSYM bundles.
 if [ ! -e "${DSYM_TAR_PATH}" ] ; then
   # Change directory so that absolute paths aren't included in the archive.
   (cd "${BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR}" &&
    tar -jcf "${DSYM_TAR_PATH}" "${DSYMS[@]}")
 fi