Thinking about it, that would be the ultimate hack. If the core file does indeed have all the regions mapped when the core was dumped, you can theoretically loa

Thinking about it, that would be the ultimate hack. If the core file does indeed have all the regions mapped when the core was dumped, you can theoretically load them as before then back-step each instruction since they are fairly well defined. The huge issue here is, the most probable reason for segfaulting was an unexpected value coming from the environment and it's impossible to know the environment the process was running in post-mortem.