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I replied to you by mail.

Great it works. Can you star the repository so more people see it? Thanks.

There was a missing text file (which I use during development), which I added to the download now (same link).

I am not sure why you got a kernel.dll error, though. Was it with a compiled plugin or just the pure devel version of HxD? If with a plugin, Delphi or VC++?

You can try to start HxD as administrator and see if it appears then.

If it does not appear in the list, it is because this process' memory cannot be read/accessed.

I made a plugin framework, you might want to check it out for adding various data types.

I'll probably add float16 some time in the future, but no time frame, so this might be useful until then:

https://github.com/maelh/hxd-plugin-framework

https://github.com/maelh/hxd-plugin-framework

Let me know how it goes.

https://github.com/maelh/hxd-plugin-framework

Let me know how it goes.

I have the plugin framework almost ready, and will publish it on GitHub with instructions soon.

Are you ready to test it and let me know of any issues?

Since a couple people have voiced interest in extending the data inspector, I will add a plugin interface.

Since a couple people have voiced interest in extending the data inspector, I will add a plugin interface.

As this is offtopic to HxD, and not really helping its development I moved this.

Will not be easy (since I need to make a special decoder for float16 to string values and back -- this doesn't come by default in most languages). But should be well documented and useful. P.S.: What would you need it for? I mostly know of float16 being used in deep learning, but I don't see why you...

Let me know if you are interested in this plugin approach, as mentioned in my last mail.

From previous email exchange: It could be added to the data inspector. The basic unsigned format seems reasonably simple, the more compact ones less. I found this article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable-length_quantity which also describes the Git encoding. However it is slightly confusing an...

Note for future implementation: Another thing that will have to change, is that currently the passes are done only in memory It is comforting that one pass is probably enough. But with high degree of chaotic randomness. The "wipe securely" function under tools/extras will use several passes (if you...