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Old December 3rd, 2012, 19:54
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Default gdbserver porting for x64

Hi,

I want to remotely debug an application on x64 and am using gdbserver. However, I keep seeing a SIGSEGV with an error "r_debug_state definition not found". I think r_debug_state has been optimized and compiled out by from rtld(run time link editor).

I think gdbserver porting is not complete for x64. Does anyone know if current status? I also found that gdbserver does not support multi-threaded programs debugging.

Please, let me know if there is already some work in progress on this front.

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