EXACT OFFSETS / EXPLICIT CONTEXT / READ-ONLY
One bit.
Different meaning.
Compare two literal byte sequences. Select a changed offset to see exactly which bits moved and what their fields mean. Instruction classification stops at the first unsupported encoding.
1–512 bytes each; at most 64 KiB of text. Binary uses eight 0s/1s per byte; hex uses two digits per byte. Whitespace and # comments are allowed. Changing notation converts valid bytes and omits comments.
Changed offsets
Positions are compared directly; this is not insertion alignment. Missing bytes are not treated as zeros. Arrow keys, Home and End select rows.
SELECT A DIFFERENCE
The exact flip.
Where interpretation stops.
Before
After
Linear inspection treats bytes as candidate instructions until an explicit scope or truncation error. It does not discover control flow, distinguish data from code, align insertions, validate safety, or execute either program. A change in length or mode can change later field roles.
Exact scope and reproduction →