# LLDB Memory Region Parser

A web-based visualization tool for analyzing and parsing LLDB memory region output.

> **Note:** This project was vibecoded and built in a rush to support another debugging task.

## Purpose

When debugging with LLDB, the `memory region --all` command outputs detailed information about process memory regions. This tool parses that raw output and presents it in a clean, interactive table with filtering, sorting, and statistics.

## Usage

```bash
# In LLDB
(lldb) process attach --pid <pid>
(lldb) memory region --all
```
Copy the output that looks like:
```
[0x0000000100000000-0x0000000100004000) r-x __TEXT
[0x0000000100004000-0x0000000100008000) rw- __DATA
Dirty pages: 0x100004000, 0x100005000
...
```

Then paste it into the input area of this tool to visualize the memory regions.
Select rows using checkboxes (or select all), click **Generate Commands** to create memory dump commands. Paste and run commands in LLDB to dump memory regions to binary files

## Features

- Interactive table: View all memory regions with start/end addresses, size, permissions, and dirty page counts
- Filtering and sorting: Filter by address, name, permissions, and dirty pages. Sort by any column
- Statistics dashboard: See total regions, total size, executable/writable counts, and dirty pages
- Dark mode: Toggle between light and dark themes
- Row selection: Select individual or all memory regions using checkboxes
- Command generation: Generate LLDB `memory read` commands for selected regions to dump memory to files
  - Format: `memory read --outfile /tmp/dump_<start>_<end>.bin --binary <start> <end>`
  - Copy all commands to clipboard with one click

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