Is there macro to debug what happened in memory layout in rust? Or do I actually use debug features in vscode or another IDE? What is the best practice to debugging memory with looking current value and its address in a variable in rust?

Given simple code like this:

fn main(){
    let my_int: u8 = 2;
    let my_float: f32 = 2.4;
    let my_bool: bool = true;
    
    show_memory_layout!(&my_int, &my_float, &my_bool);
}

Expecting output like this:

Address | Value   |   Type  | Var_Name   | Location
0x1000  |  0x02   |    u8   | my_int     |  Stack
...
0x2000  |  0x40   |   f32   | 0_my_float |  Stack
0x2001  |  0x19   |   f32   | 1_my_float |  Stack
0x2002  |  0x99   |   f32   | 2_my_float |  Stack
0x2003  |  0x9a   |   f32   | 3_my_float |  Stack
...
0x3000  |  0x01   |   bool  | my_bool    |  Stack

Or another memory display utilities like this:

show_memory!(src_ptr, dst_ptr);
// src_ptr is 0x1000, dst_ptr is 0x2000

Will display same columns like above but just address and value, and with specified range:

Address | Value
0x1000  |  0x00
0x1001  |  0x69
...
0x2000  |  0x69

No need exactly what I expect, I’m just expecting similar feature like that.