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This is a tentative attempt at automating the process of grabbing debug
.so
s and libc sources, which are useful for providing source-level libc debugging in gdb.The scope of this PR is limited to ubuntu only; non-apt-based libc packages are really outside of my knowledge and I'd rather not attempt that. I tried checking debian packages but a lot of their
libc6-dbg
packages only contain.debug
files that I don't really know what to do with.The added code has also not been extensively tested. It might work on my machine, but bash is notoriously easy to mess up. Here's an example of what a correct run might look like:
Any feedback is welcome.