how to debug deman-loaded programs

[Ian Lance Taylor]

"Banibrata Dutta" <dutta@india.hp.com> writes:

> how does one debug a demand-loaded part of a process, i.e. the fault is
> suspected in the shared object part of a program, which has been loaded
> on-demand using dlopen()/dlsym(), but when i run gdb on it (or it's "core"),
> going to a stack frame, and doing list, doesn't provide me with any info,
> but simply prints out "rtld.c", that's it. all my code is compiled with "-g"
> option.

This is not a binutils question.

Perhaps you should try the gdb mailing list.  See
    http://sourceware.org/gdb/
for more information.

I think the answer is the gdb add-symbol-file command, but, again,
this is not a binutils question.

Ian