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Originally posted by lianjiang2004 at 2008-12-26 22:20:

Great, this way there won't be someone reporting that it's toxic. Thanks.
If it's convenient, please recompile dspt and diskrw for me, as I also need to use them in my GGhost.

No problem, I'll handle it right away.

It's not possible to compile for the time being. There's a section of assembly code in the program, and gcc doesn't support assembly. I'll rewrite it when I'm not busy.

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Change the title to: Binary file editing tool, which may allow more people to search for it.

A small tool:
HexTool
Filename: A File. //File name
/S: Show File on Screen //Display
BytesPerLine: Bytes per line(An Integer). //Number of bytes per line
Spaces: Spaces before Echo line. //Number of spaces at the beginning of each line
/Type: Can be C/PASCAL/ASM. //Display type
/U: Upcase. //Uppercase

Can display the file in C, Pascal or assembly form

Thanks

Thank you LZ, which is exactly what I need

I've been looking for this tool for a long time and finally found it today. Thanks to the landlord.

Good tool, keep it and study it slowly

Good things are indeed hard to find, thanks for providing.

Good tool.
May I ask, how to turn off the display?
Generally, most DOS commands can turn off screen display information through command line parameters or >nul, so as to uniformly control the interface of the application. But the program of the landlord always displays a few lines of information. If called multiple times, the screen looks messy.
Is there a way or version to turn off the display?

[ Last edited by pseudo on 2009-2-6 at 00:02 ]

Good tool, thank you the LZ!

Thanks

Nice stuff,

Just what I need, gonna download and try it

Improvements are made based on the suggestions from floor 12 and floor 40. The string form adds the /Mix parameter, that is, the string form can use a mixed form of asc and hexadecimal strings. In the mixed form, if a hexadecimal parameter is used, an escape character \ is needed. For example, \50\45 represents the string "PE". After \, there must be two hexadecimal characters. For example, \AD, \03, etc. cannot be abbreviated. If the character \ is used in the mixed mode, \\ should be used instead, basically following the usage method of the C language. This is a test version. If there is no problem, the official version will be released.

Thanks, first download and test.