The hexplorer from kunull

hexplorer's Introduction

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Command-Line utility to dump the binary and hexadecimal rendition of a file.

Compilation

gcc hexplorer.c args.c -o hexplorer

Usage

hexplorer [FILE]

    Arguments:
        [FILE]                 File to read
    
    Options:
        -l, --line <int>       Bytes per line in output (default: 16)
        -b, --bytes <int>      Number of bytes to read (default: all)
        -o, --offset <int>     Byte offset at which to begin reading
        -f, --file <filename>  Output file to save the hexdump\n (default: STDOUT)
        
    Flags:
        -h, --help             Display this help text and exit
        -v, --version          Display the version number and exit

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