hdump

So you thought this tool would have documentation? Too bad.

This is hexdump. It does what it says. It dumps hex. If you're here expecting a well-commented codebase, a wiki, or even a usage example...
sorry but you came to the wrong repository lmao.

The only thing that has comments is the C code. But beware of the JSON license. For those of you who hate that license, cry about it.

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What does it do?

It dumps stuff. Or maybe it doesn't.
Compile it, run it.
I don't care.

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How do I use it?

You don't.
But if you're feeling brave:

Usage:
hdump <input>
hdump -o <input> <output>
hdump -np <input>
hdump -np -o <input> <output>
hdump -op <input>
hdump -op -o <input> <output>
Flags:
-np No problem
-op Only problems (ASCII only)
-o Ow my toes
-help Call
-version no
-v no
-info And your address is...
-i I am in your walls
-license It's JSON
--license Cry about it

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How do I compile it:

Well if you can get over the fact that the README documentation is basically useless, you can run these commands:

Windows:

tcc hdump.c -o hdump.exe
gcc hdump.s -o hdump.exe

Linux:

tcc hdump.c -o hdump
gcc hdump.s -o hdump

These are definetly the commands trust

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Why is the default branch called master?

Because I didn't feel like renaming it to main just to make anyone feel better about themselves.

If the word "master" offends you somehow in the context of a code branch, too bad. Since this was the default branch name in the past, I'm sticking with it.

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Why is the license JSON of all things

Because people hate it, and this repo is clearly a joke.