I ve been working on StructScope, a local-first tool for inspecting and analyzing memory layout in C, C++, and Rust projects.
The idea started from a fairly common systems programming problem: understanding struct layout, alignment, padding, cache-line behavior, and ABI differences usually requires a mix of compiler flags, manual inspection, platform-specific knowledge, and trial-and-error experimentation.
StructScope is designed to make that process more visible and easier to reason about directly from source code.
The tool parses struct-like definitions and reports:
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