Add an ELF x86_64 coredump loader #47
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This PR allows to load en ELF 64-bits core file and starts emulation from the current CPU state. This can be useful to start exploration from a breakpoint in a binary.
Please note that by default, a coredump does not contain
.rodatasections of the binary, as they are available from the filesystem. TheCoredumpLoaderdoes not manage this, so you need to dump everything, for example withecho 0xF > /proc/$(pidof targetprocess)/coredump_filterbefore using thegenerate-core-file output.dumpcommand in GDB...