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Comparison of hex editors

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The following is a comparison of notable hex editors.

External links, redlinks, non-notable applications or applications that are not hex editors will be removed. If you have questions, use the talk page. Please try to keep entries in alphabetical order. Adding unnecessary links or text to any other section (such as the "References" section) will also be removed. Thanks.--

General

GUIConsoleSoftware licenseLatest stable versionLatest release dateWindowsMacintoshLinuxHxD010 EditorbeyeCheat EngineGNU EmacsFlexHexHiewImHexVEDITUltraEditWinHexVim
2.5.0.0Win95, WinNT4 and up
16.0.3
6.1.0
7.2, ver. 6.2
29.1
2.7Windows XP and up
8.81
1.37.4
6.24.2
26.10 (Windows)
18.0 (Linux / Mac OS X)
21.0Win95 and up
9.1.0

Features

Maximum file sizePartial file loadingDisk sector editingProcess memory editingData inspectorBit editingInsert
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bytesCharacter encodings(ao)Search UnicodeFile formatsDisassemblerFile compareFind in filesBookmarksMacroText editorHxD010 EditorbeyeEmacsFlexHexHiewVEDITUltraEditWinHexvimImHexMaximum file sizePartial file loadingDisk sector editingProcess memory editingData inspectorBit editingInsert
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delete
bytesCharacter encodings(ao)Search UnicodeFile formatsDisassemblerFile compareFind in filesBookmarksMacroText editor
8 EiBANSI, ASCII, OEM, EBCDIC, Macintosh
8 EiBANSI, OEM, Unicode, UTF-8, EBCDIC, Custom
8 PiBANSI, EBCDIC, ASCII, MacintoshAVR, Java, x86, i386, x86-64, ARM/XScale, PowerPC, PPC64}}
Limited by RAM
UnlimitedANSI, OEM, UTF-16
UnlimitedASCII, OEM, Unicode, customx86, x86-64, MMX, SSE 4.2, 3DNow! - all assembler, ARM}}
Standard, 2 GiB, Pro 64, unlimitedDOS version only}}ANSI, OEM, EBCDIC, ASCII, custom
4 GiBANSI, OEM, EBCDIC, ASCII, Mac, Unix, UTF-8
Unlimitedsupport of these formats: ANSI, UNICODE, OEM, UTF-8/UTF-16, EBCDIC, ASCIIdata-sort-value="Yes" and replace
Limited by RAMASCII, ISO-8859, DOS (OEM), UTF-8, UTF-16, partial EBCDIC (compilation required), unicode
UnlimitedANSI, OEM, Unicode, UTF-8, EBCDIC, Shift-JIS, Custom

Notes

ao: ANSI is the Windows character set, OEM is the DOS character set. Both are based on ASCII.

References

References

  1. "GNU Emacs".
  2. "Releases · WerWolv/ImHex".
  3. "Vim 9.1 released : Vim online".
  4. [http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/ HxD features]
  5. "010 Editor - Binary Template Repository". SweetScape Software Inc..
  6. "beye / Code / [r238] /newtwindow-branch/src/plugins/bin/".
  7. "GNU Emacs 23.2 NEWS -- history of user-visible changes.".
  8. "Buffers".
  9. "Does Emacs have problems with large files?".
  10. "GNU emacs manual - Narrowing".
  11. "Special Input for Incremental Search".
  12. "Bookmarks".
  13. "User-defined Data Fields". Inv Softworks LLC.
  14. The file "FlexHEX\Structures\Disk.fsd" of FlexHex 2.71 installation contains example parsers for FAT and NFTS file system headers
  15. "Additional Templates for WinHex & X-Ways Forensics". X-Ways Software Technology AG.
  16. WinHex 20.6 release package "winhex.zip" contains 14 template files with ".tpl" suffix with parsers for various storage system formats.
  17. [http://www.winhex.com/winhex/scripting.html WinHex: Scripting]
  18. :help eval
  19. vimdiff
  20. [https://github.com/MattesGroeger/vim-bookmarks vim-bookmarks]
  21. "ImHex-Patterns".
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