Spectre

Overview

Spectre is a terminal-based system monitoring and debugging tool for comprehensive process analysis, currently under active development.

Current Development Status

The project is in early development phase. Currently implemented:

• Compilation Module (Tracer): A component that handles configurable compilation processes
• Basic configuration file parsing
• Command execution infrastructure

Planned Features

• System Call Tracing: Monitor and log all system calls made by target processes
• Memory Analysis: Track stack memory usage and heap allocations
• Memory Leak Detection: Identify and report memory leaks in real-time
• Interactive TUI: Terminal-based user interface for efficient monitoring using FTXUI
• Real-Time Updates: Dynamic display of process information and statistics
• Process Filtering: Select specific processes to monitor
• Export Functionality: Save analysis results for later review

Requirements

• C++17 compatible compiler
• CMake 3.10 or higher.
• Administrative privileges (will be required for system call tracing)

Project Structure

• tracer/ - Core compilation and execution functionality
• tui/ - The Terminal User Interface components

Usage

The project is not yet ready for end-user usage. Full command-line options will be implemented in future releases.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Contributing

Please read our Code of Conduct before contributing to the project.