I have tried to attach to process(pid=1234) to watch all libraries call.
./ltrace-arm-static-0.7.91 -fp 1234
I got error:
Couldn't find .dynsym or .dynstr in "/proc/1234/exe"
What can I do?
Couldn't find .dynsym while use ltrace
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