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add info about the checking of debug symbols required for debugging #40

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Expand Up @@ -136,11 +136,13 @@ In a new terminal run `psp-gdb file -q` and you will see something like this:

> You need to replace `file` with the elf file of the program you're trying to debug. It has the same name as the file loaded in pspsh, but without the `.prx` ending.

> Check if your binary has enabled the debug symbols required for debugging by using `objdump --syms` command and should produce an output but if it says `no symbols` then it is disabled(You can enable it by adding `-g` option to gcc).

```sh
Reading symbols from <file>...
(gdb)
```
> `<filename>` is the name of your current debuggee.
> `<file>` is the name of your current debuggee.

then type the `target remote :10001` to connect to your GDBServer and you will see the gdb output something like this:

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