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Hi all, please help. 
I have an application which makes cores and uses mapped memory (mmap).  How can I access this memory in GDB? 
When I try print it I get this message: "Cannot access memory at address xxxxxxxxxx". Is the shared memory dumped in the core?
Thank you.