8051 Hex Code Visualizer

Designed for programmers, 8051 Hex Code Visualizer is an application that can read hexadecimal code from 16-bit address data records in parsed and memory map mode, thus showing two perspectives. It's wrapped in a user-friendly interface and has a built-in number converter.

Following a speedy setup operation that shouldn't give you any trouble, you come face to face with a plain-looking interface that emphasizes ease of use.

Three tabs can be accessed in the main app window: for loading, validating and parsing the hex file, examining the parsed view, as well as inspecting the memory map view.

In addition to making direct modifications to the hex file, you can overwrite the original file or create a new one. To see if the new changes are correct, you can simply ask the 8051 Hex Code Visualizer to validate the code.

Both viewing modes deconstruct the hex code and show it each byte. Memory map view reveals the instructions in the exact order they populate the memory and  displays empty spaces, too. Meanwhile, the parsed view excludes empty spaces and shows how the instructions appear in the hex code.

You can check out the occupied size, covered area and bytes, jump to any address, as well as perform conversions between decimal, binary and hexadecimal mode with the help of an integrated calculator.

Moreover, you can consult an instruction set reference where, besides picking the instruction type, you can set the encoding, oscilllation period, execution type, and affective flags.

We haven't experienced any compatibility issues when running the application on the newest Windows edition in our tests. 8051 Hex Code Visualizer had minimal impact on the computer's performance and parsed hexadecimal code quickly.