libdestruct

You can map raw binary memory into C structs by using a memory resolver to inflate buffers into Pythonic objects. This allows direct inspection and mutation of complex binary formats during reverse engineering workflows.

Yes, parsing C pointers, arrays, enums, and unions directly from memory buffers is fully supported. The inflation mechanism follows memory-backed references to accurately map complex binary formats into Pythonic structures.

Yes, an underlying memory resolver is required to map raw bytes to structured objects. You must also define your structs using typing-based definitions for the inflater to correctly interpret the binary data.

You can track memory mutations during binary debugging using built-in snapshot features like freeze, diff, and reset. These allow you to capture memory states, compare structural changes, and restore previous conditions.

The best way to serialize inflated C structs back to bytes is using the built-in serialization features. This enables you to write mutated values directly into raw memory buffers or export structured data representations.