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@sylvestre requested this be made into it's own issue.
While investigating 109037, stack traces from the apt.llvm.org release of clangd only show binary addresses even when llvm-symbolizer is installed and on the path, like this:
@vient mentioned this was because the binaries there are stripped, and it doesn't look like the repository has a set of -dbg packages to install to provide symbols.
Could llvm-symbolizer be made to work with the binaries provided from apt.llvm.org in some way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@sylvestre requested this be made into it's own issue.
While investigating 109037, stack traces from the apt.llvm.org release of clangd only show binary addresses even when llvm-symbolizer is installed and on the path, like this:
@vient mentioned this was because the binaries there are stripped, and it doesn't look like the repository has a set of -dbg packages to install to provide symbols.
Could llvm-symbolizer be made to work with the binaries provided from apt.llvm.org in some way?
@sylvestre requested this be made into it's own issue.
While investigating 109037, stack traces from the apt.llvm.org release of clangd only show binary addresses even when llvm-symbolizer is installed and on the path, like this:
@vient mentioned this was because the binaries there are stripped, and it doesn't look like the repository has a set of -dbg packages to install to provide symbols.
Could llvm-symbolizer be made to work with the binaries provided from apt.llvm.org in some way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: