Debugging information in MinGW packages

Hi, what's the correct way to handle debugging information in MinGW packages? Currently, mingw32-nsis builds everything with debugging information (due to the debian-debug-opt patch), even the MinGW parts, but the MinGW debugging information is not extracted, so it's included within the binaries. This is particularly annoying for NSIS installers as it bloats the installer stubs. For example, the lzma_solid stub is 210185 bytes, running a MinGW strip on it reduces it to 55296 bytes. Do we really want debugging information in the MinGW stuff even if it can't be extracted into separate -debuginfo? Or should the MinGW portions of NSIS be built without -g instead? Should the same policy apply to everything or should NSIS be special? (I can see why a developer would want to have debugging information for a library, but for an installer?) Kevin Kofler