If you provide intermediate binary build artifacts i.e. C object files, there it no problem with LTO or signing builds.
I.e. nothing in the LGPL requires you to sign the changed/re-linked binary as far as I known. Similar nothing requires you to sign the provided intermediate
artifacts.
Still only relay viable for C, and maybe C++ if no/few templates where used around the interface. (Or scripting languages bundles with a runtime into a binary.)
I.e. nothing in the LGPL requires you to sign the changed/re-linked binary as far as I known. Similar nothing requires you to sign the provided intermediate artifacts.
Still only relay viable for C, and maybe C++ if no/few templates where used around the interface. (Or scripting languages bundles with a runtime into a binary.)