Address should be the memory address at which the file has been loaded The symbols should be loaded on the memory address where the shared library is loaded Gdb cannot figure this out for itself.
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If mode is off, symbols must be loaded manually, using the sharedlibrary command
This page explains the sharedlibrary command
The sharedlibrary command forces gdb to load symbols for the specified shared libraries or all loaded shared libraries. Gdb reads symbols from symbol files The usual symbol file is the file containing the program which gdb is debugging Gnu debugger (gdb) has a feature where it can load a separate symbols file to make it easier to debug stripped executables
This would allow you to ship stripped binaries, archive symbols files and when needed load them both into a debug session. Info files info target info files and info target are synonymous Both print the current target (see section specifying a debugging target), including the names of the executable and core dump files currently in use by gdb, and the files from which symbols were loaded The command help target lists all possible targets rather than current ones.
27 loading debug symbols for a shared library if the shared library is stripped, and the debug symbols are provided as a separate file, you need to load them after the shared library was loaded by the linker
