Why is my app making calls to "/Users/perry/src/corona/core/main/plugins/network/mac/../shared/network.lua" ?

Just out of curiosity, I was trying out the new Glider Profiler function and something caught my eye in the Call Graph screen. I then opened the CL Business App Sample and verified that the same is happening there as well and possibly any app that uses of the network API. 

It appears that the app is making calls to “/Users/perry/src/corona/core/main/plugins/network/mac/…/shared/network.lua” …  See attached screenshot image.

I’d like to think that our apps are not making real time calls to a source library living on Perry’s Mac and that this is just a fluke in how Glider Profiler captures calls to external plugins etc but still consider me curious. Any ideas from CL staff? Perry?

I’ll ask engineering, but I suspect this is a remnant in an object library.

Plugins are complied locally by the engineers where the rest of Corona uses a building machine to do the work. Therefore it’s possible to get some debugging symbols in plugins that may have references to the machine.  It’s harmless.  You’re not actually touching their computer at any point.

Rob

I’ll ask engineering, but I suspect this is a remnant in an object library.

Plugins are complied locally by the engineers where the rest of Corona uses a building machine to do the work. Therefore it’s possible to get some debugging symbols in plugins that may have references to the machine.  It’s harmless.  You’re not actually touching their computer at any point.

Rob