Tracer exploration technique only expects ELF
See original GitHub issueDescribe the bug.
The tracer exploration technique only uses project.loader.all_elf_objects (here too), but not all_pe_objects
and all_objects
which would be appropiate for non-ELF targets.
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I see. I’ve pushed yet another fix. does this work for you?
all_objects will never be appropriate because what we really need is to filter out all the simulated objects, i.e. the extern object, the kernel object, and the tls object.