Hey there! I had the same question about 'how do i find where .text coomes from in rust'. Honestly, `cargo-bloat` is a lifesaver. It gives you a detailed breakdown of the binary, including the .text section.
Another tool I use is `llvm-objdump` if you’re on a system with LLVM installed. It’s like `objdump` but sometimes gives cleaner output for Rust binaries.
.text is just where your compiled code lives—functions, methods, etc. Rust doesn’t do anything special here, so it’s pretty standard.
Another tool I use is `llvm-objdump` if you’re on a system with LLVM installed. It’s like `objdump` but sometimes gives cleaner output for Rust binaries.
.text is just where your compiled code lives—functions, methods, etc. Rust doesn’t do anything special here, so it’s pretty standard.