Add support for MinGW dynamic libs #345
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This commit uses the information and APIs learned from rust-lang/rust#71060 to implement support for dynamic libraries on MinGW. Previously symbols only worked if they came from the main executable, but now the process's list of dynamic libraries are also searched so we can symbolicate, for example, symbols in the compiler which come from loaded libraries rather than the main executable.
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This commit uses the information and APIs learned from
rust-lang/rust#71060 to implement support for dynamic libraries on
MinGW. Previously symbols only worked if they came from the main
executable, but now the process's list of dynamic libraries are also
searched so we can symbolicate, for example, symbols in the compiler
which come from loaded libraries rather than the main executable.