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Synalyze It! is a free and simple to use Mac OS X Hex Editor which will allow you to easily edit and analyze binary files of any size.
Synalyze It! features enhanced support for many character encodings and enables you to interactively define "grammars" for various file formats to speed up analysis and reduce manual decoding of files. Incremental search for strings and numbers, printing and other features make it a quite powerful tool.
Here are some key features of Synalyze It!
Synalyze It! features enhanced support for many character encodings and enables you to interactively define "grammars" for various file formats to speed up analysis and reduce manual decoding of files. Incremental search for strings and numbers, printing and other features make it a quite powerful tool.
Here are some key features of Synalyze It!
- Hex Editor
- Printing
- Histogram view
- Automatic
What's New
Version 1.2:
- Improvement: Searching in large files is much faster and needs less RAM
- New: Elements inserted via hex view are selected now in grammar editor
- New: The length of deleted elements in grammar is now added to unused space around to keep positions stable
- New: Log messages can be displayed now attached to the document window
- New: Bit fields. There's no new element, numbers and binary elements can have now sub-byte length
- New: Copying of log messages to clipboard
- New: Warn if a file was modified on disk
- New: If the clipboard contains a hex string you can paste it as hex bytes
- New: Improved parsing error reports. The first message that led to the parsing failure is selected
- New: Hex view size is fixed now when resizing the window
- New: Custom type info can be set now in the grammar info if the OS defaults are wrong
- New: Repeat count "infinite" now selectable
- New: Manual parsing of files added - useful for large files
- Fix: Grammar files are now of UTI public.xml to make editing them with an XML editor easier
- Fix: Duplicate structure names are avoided now when copying structures
- Fix: Hex values in expressions work now
- Fix: reference of "this." uses now the correct value in repeated structures
- Fix: Display of progress panel if file is opened twice
- Removed: The encoding "x11-compound-text" sometimes froze the application
Version 1.2:
- Improvement: Searching in large files is much faster and needs less RAM
- New: Elements inserted via hex view are selected now in grammar editor
- New: The length of deleted elements in grammar is now added to unused space around to keep positions stable
- more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
Synalyze It! User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:5,748 |
| Version Downloads:565 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Free |
| Date:22 Feb 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Synalyze It! is a free and simple to use Mac OS X Hex Editor which will allow you to easily edit and analyze binary files of any size.
Synalyze It! features enhanced support for many character encodings and enables you to interactively define "grammars" for various file formats to speed up analysis and reduce manual decoding of files. Incremental search for strings and numbers, printing and other features make it a quite powerful tool.
Here are some key features of Synalyze It!
Synalyze It! features enhanced support for many character encodings and enables you to interactively define "grammars" for various file formats to speed up analysis and reduce manual decoding of files. Incremental search for strings and numbers, printing and other features make it a quite powerful tool.
Here are some key features of Synalyze It!
- Hex Editor
- Printing
- Histogram view
- Automatic suggestion of grammars
- Compare code pages
- Incremental text search with encoding selection
- Find text
- Find numbers
- Search for masks
- See all strings in a file
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Ionos reviewed on 24 Jan 2011
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A kind of resedit for binary files.
I suggest you join grammars for as many file types as you can !
Maybe you could federate grammars, so that people could send them to you,
and maybe we could get them with each updates, or download them automatically
once vetted by you ?
Keep up the good work !
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Awteer rated on 11 Dec 2011
mkmccarty rated on 01 Jan 2011