- body: '<div class="overflow-y-auto">This is a Utility which allows you to visualize memory accesses on the GPU. Using a C++ Header only library you can export the necessary data. This is then visualized in the center screen. <br> You achieve the fastest loading times by dragging and dropping a <code>.json</code> into the empty window, as the parsing of just a file is much faster than using the HTML DOM parser on page load. <br><br>To the left side you can select the memory structure you want to visualize currently. On the bottom left, you can set a memory width, which will cause the cells to automatically align to that width, and break after this width. Y goes down. <br> When showing both read and write accesses, the upper part <div class="text-access-read inline">(blue)</div> are read accesses, the lower part <div class="text-access-write inline">(orange)</div> are write accesses. When toggling to total accesses, the <div class="text-access-all inline high-contrast-text-shadow-white">purple</div> block represents the combined read and write accesses.<br> When showing the index, it is visible to the left of the read/write counts. <br><br>On this top bar, you also have a few utility buttons to change what is visualized. They have tooltips on hover, but the best thing would be to just try out the different buttons. <br><br> This application is a single page app made with Svelte and skeleton.dev as UI framework.</div>'
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