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-# gdb_tls (One solution for reading a value of a TLS variable from a core file generated on a target machine)
+# One solution for reading a value of a TLS variable from a core file generated on a target machine
 
 -Building the tool (Multiarch version):
+
 	mkdir build
 	cd build
 	~/$GDB_SRC/configure --enable-thread-access --enable-build-with-cxx=no --with-python --enable-targets=all
 	make
 
 -Installing the tool:
+
 	mkdir INSTALL
 	make install DESTDIR= ~/$path_to_build/INSTALL
 
 -Using the tool:
-(NOTE: The version of the glibc on the host machine should match the glibc version of the target process being debugged. In the following example we built glibc 2.22, because the program being debugged from target machine (with MIPS arch) was built with glibc 2.22.). We are trying to print, by using Multiarch GNU GDB, the value of the TLS variable (declared as __thread int foo = 0xdeadbeef;) from a core file generated on a target machine.
+(NOTE: The version of the glibc on the host machine should match the glibc version
+of the target process being debugged. In the following example we built glibc 2.22,
+because the program being debugged from target machine (with MIPS arch) was
+built with glibc 2.22.. We are trying to print, by using Multiarch GNU GDB,
+the value of the TLS variable (declared as __thread int foo = 0xdeadbeef;) from
+a core file generated on a target machine.)
+
 
 ./gdb
 ...
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 (gdb) file exampleFromMipsPlatform
 Reading symbols from exampleFromMipsPlatform...done.
 (gdb) core-file core.mips
-[New LWP 21808]
-[New LWP 21813]
-[New LWP 21810]
-[New LWP 21809]
-[New LWP 21811]
-[New LWP 21812]
+...
 [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
 Using host libthread_db library "~/path_to_the_glibc22_build/INSTALL/liblibthread_db.so.1".
 Core was generated by `./exampleFromMipsPlatform'.