HXD
Section: Linux User's Manual (1)
Updated: 2009-07-11
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NAME
hxd - binary -> ascii (hexadecimal) conversion
SYNOPSIS
hxd
[-hrvV]
[-b bytes]
[-n bytes]
[-o offset]
[-s type]
[in-file[out-file]]
DESCRIPTION
Hxd
converts a binary stream into an ascii stream of hexadecimal numbers and
characters. The input and output defaults to stdin and stdout, respectively.
The output format may be slightly changed by specifying the
-b
or the
-s
option, see below.
OPTIONS
- -h
-
display some helpful information on stdout and exit successfully
- -r
-
display offsets relative to the offset specified with
-o.
- -v
-
increase verbosity level on stderr by one
- -V
-
display version and compilation settings on stdout and exit successfully
- -b bytes
-
output
bytes
bytes per line (default is 16)
- -n bytes
-
process
bytes
bytes (default is until EOF)
- -o offset
-
start conversion at offset
offset
of input
- -s type
-
switch on/off display of type
type,
which may be a mixture of
a
(asciis),
n
(numbers) and
o
(offsets).
RETURN VALUE
On success, 0 is returned. On error, the return value will
be >0.
ERRORS
- 1
-
a program bug has seen the light. If this should happen, please send
the command line to the address below.
- 2
-
the error is different from those explained above
AUTHOR
Steffen Solyga <solyga@absinth.net>
SEE ALSO
unhxd(1),
hexdump(1),
od(1),
diskdump(1),
xxd(1)
Index
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- SYNOPSIS
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- DESCRIPTION
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- OPTIONS
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- RETURN VALUE
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- ERRORS
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- AUTHOR
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- SEE ALSO
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