TinyHexer for a hex file editor. Comparing files depends on what
kind of files they are. Diff (or any of its variants) works for
source code, the old DOS comp works on binaries and there are many
good programs for plain text files.
If you're looking for an integrated solution, then your possible choices
are somewhat limited. Only few free hex editor programs support file
comparison.
Load the Beta 1 of v1.1; this one has proofed stable for years.
The browsing through the list of differences after comparison
is an awful one by one approach. (Or you need to copy the list
and go to each difference by hand...)
TinyHexer for a hex file editor. Comparing files depends on what
kind of files they are. Diff (or any of its variants) works for
source code, the old DOS comp works on binaries and there are many
good programs for plain text files.
Yes. And the visualization method is a very intuitive one, IMHO. The
only thing which always upsets me is the *name* of the program. I'm
completely lost understanding why Markus Stephany calls his program
'Tiny'. Only *very few* hex editors (regardless of their feature
scope or license state) reach the size of the executable of TinyHexer.
(Even compared to the Small Edition...)
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