Implemented StorageManager support in the ELF:: namespace.

Implemented StorageManager support in the ELF:: namespace.

I'm wondering if I should add support for calloc(), while I'm thinking about
it . . . but no, I'll wait, for the time being.

I think it's time I re-re-introduced the overload library again, this time,
for speed reasons. Looking back to the beginning of October, Aesalon gathered
allocation information perfectly, and extremely fast, as well. If I write a
short overload for each function I'm trying to monitor, something like the
following . . .

malloc:
    enter   16, 0
    mov     rdi, qword [rbp-16]
    ; . . . do dlsym() stuff here
    mov     rax, qword [rbp-8]
    int3
    leave
    ret

. . . then I can increase portability, believe it or not -- currently, I'm
relying on the fact that rsp stores the return address for a malloc() call,
something that I'm sure is rather . . . hmm, discouraged. This way, the 32
bytes (rbp-24 to rbp+8) provide all of the information I need to gather: the
size, the address of the block, and the return address of the function. In
fact, I could even use my libc parser to get the address of the __malloc_hook
global, and change the value of it as so, during the initialization period,
rather than setting ptrace breakpoints like I currently am . . .

I could even use a pipe again to transfer the information . . .

Something to muse about, anyhow.