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cmd/viewcore: ignore mapped files without executable regions #4

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@bozaro bozaro commented May 6, 2020

This change ignores files without executable regions to avoid errors on loading debug info from this files.

In our case we got confusing bad magic number errors on parsing files with GeoIP data.

This change ignores files without executable regions to avoid
errors on loading debug info from this files.

In our case we got confusing `bad magic number` errors on parsing
files with GeoIP data.
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