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🎉 go-mem-layout - Visualize Memory Layout with Ease

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to go-mem-layout, a powerful tool that helps you analyze Go structs and visualize how memory is organized. This tool shows memory alignment, padding, and offsets, making it perfect for anyone interested in performance engineering and systems research.

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📋 Overview

What It Does

go-mem-layout helps you understand memory layouts of structs and binaries. It visualizes important details like:

• Memory alignment
• Memory padding
• Offsets within structs

This information is crucial for developers, researchers, or anyone curious about how memory works in Go applications. Whether you want to optimize your code or simply understand memory better, this tool provides valuable insights.

Key Features

• Visualization: See how memory is structured in your Go applications.
• Detailed Analysis: Understand alignment, padding, and offsets.
• User-Friendly: Designed for non-technical users, with clear visuals.

📦 System Requirements

• Operating System: Windows, macOS, or Linux
• Minimum 1 GB RAM
• Go version 1.14 or higher installed

💻 How to Download & Install

Visit the Releases Page

To get started, visit our Releases page to download the latest version of go-mem-layout.

1. Click on the Release you want to download.
2. Look for the appropriate file for your operating system.
3. Click on the file name to start the download.

Run the Application

1. Locate the downloaded file on your computer.
2. Double-click the file to run it.
3. Follow any on-screen prompts as necessary.

📚 Usage Instructions

Once you’ve downloaded and run go-mem-layout, follow these steps to analyze your Go structs:

1. Open the application.
2. Input the Go structure you wish to analyze.
3. Press the Analyze button.
4. View the memory layout visualization.

You can easily navigate through different sections and understand how memory is utilized.

🎨 Visual Example

Here’s a simple representation of what you might see:

• Memory Address: 0x00
  • Struct Field 1: 4 bytes
  • Padding: 4 bytes
  • Struct Field 2: 8 bytes

This visualization makes it clear how memory is allocated and where any padding is applied.

🤝 Community and Support

We welcome community contributions and feedback. If you have questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out on our GitHub issues page. Your input can help improve go-mem-layout for everyone.

📈 Contribute

If you want to contribute, check out the contribution guidelines on our repository. We appreciate any help in making go-mem-layout better!

📄 License

This tool is open-source. Please read the license file included in the repository for more details.

📌 Final Notes

Understanding memory layout can improve the performance and efficiency of your applications. By using go-mem-layout, you gain insights that can lead to better coding practices and overall performance enhancements.