WXHEXEDITOR V.23 64 BIT
You can find the source, and binaries for Windows 32 bit, Windows 64 bit, Linux 32 bit, Linux 64 bit, macOS 32 bit and macOS 64 bit here.Ġ0000000 23 21 2F 62 69 6E 2F 73 68 0A 0A 69 66 20 5B 20 #!/bin/sh.if .then. The file comparison is still there, but this time it just highlights which bytes are different. Plus, you can change single bytes in a file. It also colours the values.basically, looks much nicer than pure text. OK, the name could be better chosen.but this time, it does not load the entire file and process it before you can look at it. So, while my brain is a bit of a stand still for Disc Image Manager, I knocked this up (in 24 hours!!!).version 3.00 of File Dump.
Plus, I sometimes wanted to be able to change a single byte in the file. It worked, but I sometimes couldn't see the data for all the sea of zeros. On MacOS, all I had was the hexdump -C -v > command in bash. Move onto 2020, and my continued development of Disc Image Manager. This version allowed you to load in a second file to compare with the first, and I added the facility of XOR-ing the entire file (helped look at some Repton binaries to find the data). A few years later, I improved it somewhat and it became version 2. It was very rough and ready in those days. OK, I know it's not Acorn related, but it might help some folk with Acorn related utilities.Īt the time, I did not have anything to look at a hex dump of a file, so I wrote my own. I've knocked up a new utility, which I originally wrote some ten years ago when I was writing the Repton Map Display.
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