Memzoom lets you view/monitor the raw memory of processes/files in your UTF-8 terminal.
Memzoom is like the less command except designed for
binary data with live updates. It represents non-ASCII characters
using IBM Code
Page 437 as a base-256 binary alphabet. It implements zooming via
CTRL+MOUSEWHEEL which uses
an image scaling
algorithm (better than Lanczos!) that enables you to monitor large
amounts of virtual memory at once. Memzoom uses
ANSI color
sequences to help you differentiate sparse from dense data. Lastly
it can render memory along a space-filling curve to preserve locality,
using a technique that's similar to what's described
here.
Linear Memory Order
Renders memory bytes using traditional left-to-right ordering.
Hilbert Memory Order
Renders memory bytes along a
Hilbert curve.
Morton Memory Order
Renders memory bytes along a
Z-order curve.
Please proceed to the download page to get started!