CodeXray is a powerful VS Code extension that analyzes your code and provides insights on memory usage, time and space complexity, and hex representation. It works with C++ and Python code and helps developers better understand the performance and memory consumption of their code.
Key Features:
Memory Usage: Breaks down memory usage for variables, constants, keywords, separators, and operators.
Time Complexity: Analyzes the time complexity of your code based on loops and recursion.
Space Complexity: Estimates the space complexity based on data structures.
Hex Representation: Converts your code to its hexadecimal representation for better inspection.
Detailed Webview Panel: Displays results in a beautifully styled webview panel inside VS Code.
Installation
Open Visual Studio Code.
Go to the Extensions view by clicking on the Extensions icon in the Activity Bar on the side of the window.
Search for CodeXray.
Click Install.
Usage
Open a code file in either Python or C++.
Run the codexray.analyzecode command:
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).
Type CodeXray: Analyze Code and select the command.
The results will appear in a side panel displaying:
Memory Usage: The breakdown of memory used by variables, constants, keywords, separators, and operators.
Time & Space Complexity: The estimated time and space complexities of your code.
Hex Representation: The hexadecimal equivalent of your code.