gdb: fix runtime search path on cross architectures#60503
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Added the change to the gdb update #60507. |
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Testing the changes
cc: @Duncaen
Currently gdb fails to load libraries on architectures where gdb has been cross compiled, such as armv7l-musl and aarch64, unless
set solib-search-pathorset sysrootis done manually.This is due to
--with-sysrootsetting the sysroot used for both compile time and run time. This is an known issue with binutils, where--with-build-sysrootis used instead of--with-sysroot. The same should be done for gdb.Before this change
show sysrooton armv7l-musl outputs/usr/armv7l-linux-musleabihf, after this change, it outputstarget:as it does on x86_64.