HexEdit has been superceded by Q22. Q22 is a more modern alternative to HexEdit, and is being actively maintained. Recently released under GPL3, Q22 is built upon the original C++ HexView engine, but the entire UX is now written in Qt6 and will support many more platforms, not just Win32.
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HexEdit program and sourcecode is released under the MIT open source licence. Please refer to LICENCE.TXT for licencing terms and conditions.
Sourcecode is available on github:
www.github.com/strobejb/HexEdit
HexEdit requires Visual C++ 2010 (or later). HexEdit can be built using the IDE, or via the Visual Studio command-prompt by using the /build/build.bat command.
The resulting binaries will be located in the /bin directory.
When using the build.bat commandline tool, packaged zipfiles will be located in the build/out directory