about HED, does support x86 decompiling, patching and maybe script decripting?

anyways, post links, thanks!

i'm using the sublime text, for coding and edit.

In my opinion it is important to use editor that you know best and to solve your task in the shortest possible time with maximum efficiency.
I'm using Notepad++ and Sublime Text.

here we go

enjoy this

allows disassembly, editing and some other, small enough to have permanent place on my usb stick

:)

regards

i'm using Ultraedit for edit, using IDE is eclipse.

Ultraedit 's Macro (record) function is very good, for doing text work,

Sublime Text.

Atom seems nice also, but had some problems in windows.

Atom
Notepad++
Sublime Text

I've been using Vim exclusively for the last 10 years at least. Can't imagine my life without it. It truly allows me to edit text and move around files with thousands of lines of code at a speed of thought.

nano on linux, notepad ++ on win, and xvi32 as hexeditor as it supports scripts ;)

UltraEdit is a great program to work with!

Notepad++ for general use, and PyCharm for python general use, since notepad++ whitespaces just sucks at that.

UltraEdit32 for me and WinHex for Hex Edit.

I use

- notepad++
- editplus
- ultraedit
I have sublime as well but dont use it often like above
- sweetscape 101 editor
- hex workshop for hex stuff n all

Notepad ++ is fine for me...