BINARY DUMPER

Binary Dumper is an application that allows you to view the actual binary data in any file. The application "dumps" the binary data onto the screen, providing the address, binary value, and printable character value for each byte in a file.

Binary Dumper is a command-line application; that is, it must be run from the command-line. It allows for the "dumping" of binary data in four different number bases: base 16 (Hexadecimal), base 10 (Decimal), base 8 (Octal), and base 2 (Binary). If "base 2" is selected, the output data (1s and 0) will be streamed to the console without any formatting. If any of the other three are selected, the output will be formatted as shown below.

The first column represents memory addresses; The second column represents the actual binary data (in the format chosen), and the third column represents the printable characters (ASCII) associated with each byte. If the byte represents a non-printable ASCII character, a "." is displayed instead.

Remember, you may use the DOS ">" option to pipe the output to a file instead of the console.

This application is completely free, and no money may be charged for it. If you like it and find it interesting or useful, let me know by sending me an email (stevenkrawczyk@yahoo.com). The application was written in C++, and has tested successfully on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT 4, Windows 2000, and Windows XP.

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BINARY DUMP WITH HEXADECIMAL OUTPUT

BINARY DUMP WITH BINARY OUTPUT