digitalw0lf/hextor — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a Windows desktop app for viewing and editing binary files, basically a fast hex editor that can handle really huge files without freezing. I want users to open a file and see the data in hex, text, integers, floats, unicode, and other common formats, then safely edit bytes with unlimited undo and redo.

Please include practical analysis tools too. Let people describe a binary structure in a C like format and have the app interpret the data, add bookmarks, choose text encodings, search and replace hex or text with wildcards, compare two binary files and show inserted or deleted parts, view data as a bitmap, calculate common hashes, and show disassembly for x86 and x64 code.

It should also work with logical volumes, physical disks, and process memory if possible. Add dark and light themes, a simple scripting option, and make the interface feel quick and useful for reverse engineering work. Use the existing Pascal and Delphi style project if that makes sense.