This software allows editing of binary files in various data formats including ascii, unsigned and signed integers, floats, bitflags, bitfields, labels, ebcdic, time_t, and structures of datatypes. It supports different sizes and byte ordering and allows editing of hard disk devices.
This software review is focused on an adjustable data format binary editor, which can be used to work with a variety of data formats. The editor supports a range of formats which include, but are not limited to ASCII, unsigned (base 2-36: bin, oct, dec, hex), signed integers, float, bit-flags, bit-fields, labels, ebcdic and time_t.
One of its key features is its ability to support different sizes and byte orderings. Additionally, the editor allows for the use of data types in structures. Other data formats, filters, and procedures can also be defined using plugins, providing users with even greater customization options.
The editor also includes several basic functions such as copy, paste, undo, redo, search, replace, marks, record/play, and context-sensitive help, which are essential for working with data. It also provides the ability to perform raw edits of hard drives, which can be particularly useful for users who need to manipulate data at a low level.
Users will be happy to note that the software is also compatible with Linux and FreeBSD operating systems, and can even be used without X windows. This means that users who prefer to work in a command-line interface can do so easily using this software.
Overall, the adjustable data format binary editor provides users with a powerful tool for working with various data formats, and its range of features and customization options make it a valuable addition to any software toolkit.
One of its key features is its ability to support different sizes and byte orderings. Additionally, the editor allows for the use of data types in structures. Other data formats, filters, and procedures can also be defined using plugins, providing users with even greater customization options.
The editor also includes several basic functions such as copy, paste, undo, redo, search, replace, marks, record/play, and context-sensitive help, which are essential for working with data. It also provides the ability to perform raw edits of hard drives, which can be particularly useful for users who need to manipulate data at a low level.
Users will be happy to note that the software is also compatible with Linux and FreeBSD operating systems, and can even be used without X windows. This means that users who prefer to work in a command-line interface can do so easily using this software.
Overall, the adjustable data format binary editor provides users with a powerful tool for working with various data formats, and its range of features and customization options make it a valuable addition to any software toolkit.
What's New
Version 3.0.0: N/A
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