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Solutions For Developers Developer Toolbox If you are a software developer looking for an effective way to inspect and edit Windows executable files, Heaventools has development tools designed to meet your specific needs. PE Explorer is a integrated collection of tools that provide a framework for working with PE files. Why spend hours learning to use three or four programs, when you can do everything with PE Explorer's intuitive interface? PE Explorer provides software engineers the necessary tools for disassembly and inspection of unknown binaries, scanning all modules statically linked to by a specified PE file, modifying the properties of executable files and customizing and translating their resources. PE Explorer opens problem EXE files that the other programs don't. PE Explorer takes care of the things the other programs don't cover. FlexHex is another tool indespensible in helping developers get "under the hood". This hex editor will help them securely analyze binary files and data streams, create input files for test runs, explore unknown file formats, patch binary data - these and hundreds of similar tasks make the FlexHex hex editor a must-have tool in every developer's toolbox. Resource Editing and Customization By creating a repeatable process for updating and customizing resources, Resource Tuner Console saves countless hours traditionally spent on manual editing of resources. RTC automates the repetitive, time-consuming operations that you perform on a daily basis. If you have to edit resources in multiple executables then you have probably dreamed of being able to automate this task and turn it into a quick job that is activated by just one click of the mouse. Our powerful Resource Tuner Console software does just that. And it makes it incredibly easy to do.
Reverse Engineering Finding tools that one can be comfortable with can be a chore. Especially so when doing reverse engineering, which is not an easy task in and of itself. That's why convenience was and is our number one design goal when developing PE Explorer. PE Explorer Disassembler helps developers figure out what software that they have no source code for does in a particular feature or function to the degree that they can either modify this code, or reproduce it in another independent work. For example, if you don't have the source code and API documentation for a DLL, the machine code is all there is. There is only one way to figure out the parameters on function exports: run the disassembler and read the disassembly output. We tried to achieve most of the power of something like IDA Pro, while requiring less skill and not very steep learning curve, by automating more of the disassembly process.
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