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Hexdump a file to stdout (POSIX, toybox)

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xxd

Hexdump a file to stdout (POSIX, toybox)

Syntax:

xxd [-eipr] [-cglos n] [file]

Runs on:

QNX OS

Options:

-c n: Show the specified number of bytes per line (default 16).
-e: Little-endian.
-g n: Group bytes by adding an empty-space character every n bytes (default 2).
-i: Output include file (CSV hex bytes, plus C header or footer if not stdin).
-l n: ("el") Maximum number of bytes before stopping (default is no limit).
-o n: Add the specified number of bytes to display offset.
-p: Plain hexdump (30 bytes per line, no grouping. With -c 0 no wrap or group).
-r: Reverse operation: turn a hexdump into a binary file.
-s n: Skip to the specified offset.
file: The pathname of a file to use as input. Copy from stdin if no file is listed.; A filename with the dash character (-) is a synonym for standard input.

Description:

This utility is provided as part of the toybox package. For information on how to enable it, see toybox.

Contributing author:

Rob Landley and the toybox project (see https://landley.net/toybox/).

Page updated: March 05, 2025