Extract the cause of a crash from a core dump or minidump by reasoning about the faulting instruction, registers, and call stack.
## CONTEXT When a process crashes hard, a core dump or minidump captures its final state: the faulting instruction, register values, the call stack, and often the heap. Reading it is a forensic exercise that recovers what the live debugger cannot because the process is already dead. The faulting address and the signal…
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