ByteName is a software tool that generates a line for each byte of input, displaying the byte offset.
The ByteName project is a handy tool that prints a line for each byte of the input, consisting of the byte offset, hex value, octal value, and description in one of the available encodings: Latin-1, Latin-2, WinLatin1, WinLatin2, or EBCDIC-037. With a simple command line flag, the printing of bytes within the ASCII range can be suppressed, making it easier to locate stray non-ASCII codes.
The available encodings have been carefully chosen and are: Latin-1 (ISO-8859-1), Latin-2 (ISO-8859-2), WinLatin1 (Microsoft Codepage 1252), WinLatin2 (Microsoft Codepage 1250), and EBCDIC-037 (IBM Codepage 037).
In the latest release, the ByteName tool has added support for MS DOS Codepages 437 and 850. Additionally, bugs in MS Windows Codepage 1252 have been addressed, resulting in more accurate and reliable output.
Overall, the ByteName project is a simple and efficient tool that can be used to easily analyze byte values, and its flexibility and comprehensive list of encodings make it a must-have for any software developer or data analyst.
The available encodings have been carefully chosen and are: Latin-1 (ISO-8859-1), Latin-2 (ISO-8859-2), WinLatin1 (Microsoft Codepage 1252), WinLatin2 (Microsoft Codepage 1250), and EBCDIC-037 (IBM Codepage 037).
In the latest release, the ByteName tool has added support for MS DOS Codepages 437 and 850. Additionally, bugs in MS Windows Codepage 1252 have been addressed, resulting in more accurate and reliable output.
Overall, the ByteName project is a simple and efficient tool that can be used to easily analyze byte values, and its flexibility and comprehensive list of encodings make it a must-have for any software developer or data analyst.
What's New
Version 1.12: N/A