What is Post-Mortem/Core dump?
When a program crashes while in execution especially a C program running on LINUX/RTOS/UNIX it usually creates a post-mortem dump. In LINUX this crash/post-mortem dump is called CORE dump.
Core Dump is nothing but the dump of main memory while process execution.
Core dump main content used while in analysis are:
When a program crashes while in execution especially a C program running on LINUX/RTOS/UNIX it usually creates a post-mortem dump. In LINUX this crash/post-mortem dump is called CORE dump.
Core Dump is nothing but the dump of main memory while process execution.
Core dump main content used while in analysis are:
