libdebug

Libdestruct enables the mapping of raw binary memory into structured, C-like objects. This allows developers to inspect, parse, and mutate memory segments directly, facilitating deep analysis of application state and binary data layouts without requiring manual offset calculations or complex pointer arithmetic.

Libdestruct is designed for reverse engineers, security researchers, and systems engineers who perform low-level binary analysis. It is particularly useful for those debugging memory-resident data structures or performing dynamic analysis on compiled binaries where direct memory manipulation is required for state verification.

Implementation requires a target process or memory dump and a defined structure schema that mirrors the binary layout of the target memory. Users must have sufficient system privileges to access the target process memory space and a clear understanding of the underlying data alignment and memory offsets.