As a curiosity, is there a more heuristic approach and/or toolchain integrated approach that could be used for disassembly of stdlib components?
For example, a crate that could be linked in to provide some "well-known" object shapes (hashmaps, vec, hashset, etc) with marker values that could be heuristically analyzed to understand the debuggability of those objects?
Alternatively, I'd love to have a crate with recognizers and/or heuristics that could be somewhat debugger-independent and could be worked on for the benefit of other users. I'm quite an experienced Rust developer, just not really with debuggers, happy to help if there's a sandbox project that this could be plugged into.
For example, a crate that could be linked in to provide some "well-known" object shapes (hashmaps, vec, hashset, etc) with marker values that could be heuristically analyzed to understand the debuggability of those objects?
Alternatively, I'd love to have a crate with recognizers and/or heuristics that could be somewhat debugger-independent and could be worked on for the benefit of other users. I'm quite an experienced Rust developer, just not really with debuggers, happy to help if there's a sandbox project that this could be plugged into.