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But there's no endianness here, it's all bytes... There's no byte ordering because there's no multi-byte data. Doing so would also require to know the start offset of the multi-byte integer, which is impossible to do for hevi.
I don't think this makes much sense. I don't get what you're trying to propose. If you want to explain a bit more about what this proposal is about, you're welcome to do so. Until then, I'll be closing this issue.
How about printing hexadecimal numbers based on the system endianness or the specified endianness when the
--no-ascii
flag is specified?This can be useful.
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