GNU poke 1.0 released: an interactive, extensible editor for binary data

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  • bed

    Binary editor written in Go

  • rust-hox

  • Just recently I "needed" (sparetime fun) a hex editor (well, viewer - only need read-only) that can handle large files and decodes the current offset in 16/32/64 bit little endian signed/unsigned integers (and where I could actually copy the current cursor location, i.e. it not being a non-selectable label). Didn't find one at a glance that I could get to work. ImHex crashed with "bad any cast", others simply won't do > 2GB files or won't decode 64 bit integers. So in the span of a week or so I wrote this crappy little hex-viwer in Rust and ncurses (first time I did anything in ncurses): https://github.com/panzi/rust-hox

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