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You can access raw memory contents that way, but /proc/ won't tell you a thing about the symbols in it, just what address space the process owns.

Shared libraries and symbol lookup have changed a...

We don't even know your goal, architecture, or programming language here. Your question hasn't come across very far. Ask vague questions, get vague answers.

What is your goal? Don't say "to...

It doesn't. The child is supposed to print its own symbols.

Either that, or you go whole-hog and attach a debugger. Probably much easier to use gdb than build it yourself.

Where you set up IPC depends on which one you select. If you were to read the link, you would see a pipe example like this (from forgeeks.org):


// C program to demonstrate use of fork() and...

You have to use an IPC (interprocess communication) mechanism, some listed here:
1. use a file
2. use pipes
3. use shared memory
4. semaphores / mutexes

tldp.org link for IPC
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