Interface Layout
Memril uses a flexible, multi-window interface designed to support different analysis workflows. Understanding the layout system will help you organize your workspace efficiently.
Window System
Dockable Windows
All analysis windows in Memril can be:
- Docked - Attached to the main window in organized panels
- Floating - Detached as independent windows
- Tabbed - Stacked with other windows in tab groups
Memory Windows
Memril's functionality is organized into specialized windows, each designed for specific analysis tasks:
Primary Analysis
- Regions - Browse memory layout and organization
- Hex Editor - View and edit raw memory contents
- Disassembly - Analyze and modify assembly code
- Scanner - Search for values, patterns, and data
Information & Status
- Details - Detailed information about selections
- Status - Process and selection status
- Threads - Process execution contexts
Data Management
- Bookmarks - Save and manage memory locations
- Strings - Extract and analyze text data
- Structures - Define custom data types
Module Analysis
Debugging
- Debugger - Hardware breakpoints and debugging
Next Steps
Now that you understand the interface system:
- Basic Workflow - Learn the step-by-step analysis process