Introduction

Endomorph is a command-line utility, written in C, that can sort byte streams from little-endian to big-endian and vice-versa.

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/r0075h3ll/Endomorph && cd Endomorph
$ make

Usage

Endomorph can, currently, only process consistent and evenly distributed byte streams with/without whitespaces.

Option	Description
-f	specify input file
-o	specify output file
-b	specify byte step
-w	delimit output with whitespace

I/O Processing

• -b allows you to process byte stream(s) in different number systems. To process a binary file, given that 8 symbols(bits) make a byte, following command will do

   endomorph -b 8 -f input.txt -o output.txt
  

• -w is the option that generates output delimited by whitespaces

   input.txt: 1010101111011101
  
   output.txt: 01 11 01 11 11 10 10 10
  

Example

endomorph -b 2 -f input.txt -w -o output.txt

Sample input.txt:

ab cd 9e 7b
11 2d 8a 4e
3e 9b 7f 1c

Output generated i.e. output.txt:

7b 9e cd ab 
4e 8a 2d 11 
1c 7f 9b 3e

Future

Here's a non-exhaustive list of features that you can expect or contribute to:

• Process solid(non-whitespaced) byte streams
• Byte delimiter option
• Whitespace inclusion option in output
• Process data from I/O stream
• Mechanism to process discrepant byte streams

Ultimately, all the implemented functions will be accommodated into a static C library.

Contribution

You can contribute to the project in following ways:

• See the future
• Open and/or fix issue(s)
• Create pull request(s)
• Hit me up on x.com with a new idea