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Author: erik quanstromerik quanstrom Date: Jul 14, 2008 10:22
> If you look more closely at the alignment of the characters to the hex
> values you will see that xd thinks Q has character code 0x525 and R
> has character code 3. It should look more like
>
> %% xd -c -x bad
> 0000000 e0Q R S \n
> 0 e0515253 0a000000
> 0000005
-x by itself doesn't output the hex codes
for bytes, it outputs the hex codes for 4 byte
integers. i think you're thinking of this command
line instead
; xd -c -1x bad
0000000 e0 Q R S \n
0 e0 51 52 53 0a
- erik
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