Bradley Kemp

Just added a basic config framework in https://github.com/bradleyjkemp/memviz/commit/1d8faf13bbfcc3a19622f9234b1837512a28f523 so I think you're good to go 🙂

Hmm yeah that's a tricky one. I think displaying it as multiple rows would be quite messy with pointers coming out of the middle. Would it help if the struct...

https://github.com/awalterschulze/gographviz seems like the only viable choice - It's used by gorgonia so should be pretty stable - But doesn't directly support record types (still have to do string manipulation)

Dependent on #25

Remaining types: - [ ] Channels - [ ] Functions - [ ] Floats - [ ] Complex - [ ] Unsafe pointer

Ah, no that's just an artifact of the snapshot testing. If you open .snapshots/TestFib you'll see that the output from memmap is wrapped in "bytes.Buffer(****)" as that's how I captured...

Ah nice catch, yeah I hadn't considered strings with quotes in them. And agreed, documentation definitely needs a lot of work...

Ah excellent timing, I think https://github.com/bradleyjkemp/sigma-go/commit/5321737c16094b41006889dd51bb40a6209651d9 actually fixes this (or at least downgrades it to an error) The underlying cause is `sigma-go` thinking `%public%` is a placeholder (which I think...

Hey @AnthonyAspen, I think in its current state it could probably be merged with only some small tidy up. That would only be for parsing correlation rules though, actually evaluating...

Hey @calebstewart! In short, yes, external collaborators would definitely be welcomed :) > but noticed that the comparison logic doesn't really comply with the Sigma specification Yeah the spec is...