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Hi! We noticed recently that when using the host platform with an sdk sysroot
set, modules are not resolved using a path p
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@JDevlieghere Sure I can provide more context, let me know if you want me to
clarify anything!
I'm trying to debug production coredumps on a development machine using a
sysroot folder tree that contains the required shared objects required.
In gdb, I use this via `set
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@clayborg The problem with the second variation is it doesn't prefix the path,
it just looks for shared objects of the same basename in the folders you
specify.
I thought that remote-linux requires a server?
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> It does not. You _can_ connect to a remote server if you want to, but you
> don't have to. Many workflows need to select a remote platform to let LLDB
> know how to locate files when doing symbolication and when loading core
> files, so you should just be able to use
