I second poke. It's an amazing tool for debugging in general.
It's relatively rare to look into standardized binary formats (you'll likely look directly into a library at that point), unless you're writing a writer/parser/decoder yourself and need to double-check the output.
When developing with general binary data in mind, poke is much more useful.
It's relatively rare to look into standardized binary formats (you'll likely look directly into a library at that point), unless you're writing a writer/parser/decoder yourself and need to double-check the output.
When developing with general binary data in mind, poke is much more useful.