What is BIEW FOR LINUX?

BIEW

BIEW is a cool multiplatform tool that lets you view binary files and even edit them. It works on different systems, so you can use it anywhere! This handy software has built-in modes for binary, hexadecimal, and disassembly. Plus, it uses Intel's syntax for disassembling, which is pretty neat!

Features of BIEW

With BIEW, you get to explore a bunch of features like:

• Highlighting for different processor types: AVR, Java, Athlon64, Pentium 4, and K7-Athlon.


• A Russian codepage converter.


• Full preview support for various formats like MZ, NE, PE, NLM, coff32, elf (including partial formats like a.out), LE, LX, and PharLap.


• A handy code navigator to help you find your way around.

How to Use BIEW

If you're wondering how to get started with BIEW, here are the basic commands:

biew [OPTIONS] file...

Command Options

You can choose from several options when using the command:

• -a: Autodetect mode (this is the default setting).


• -b: View file in binary mode.


• -d: View file in disassembler mode.


• -h: View file in hexadecimal mode.


• -t: View file in text mode.


• -s NNN: Change the size of the file to NNN bytes (creates a new one if it doesn't exist).


• -i: Ignore .ini file (create a new one).


• -?: Display this help screen.

Download BIEW Now!

If you're ready to give it a try or want more details about this awesome viewer tool, click here!

How Download Works

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