Currently the file is always arranged in one way: big endian.
Make a feature so that the layout swaps the two bytes so that it can be viewed in little endian as well.
Example use case: Intel i225/i226 Ethernet controller datasheets use Word address registers instead of byte address, and with a big endian view the bytes are always swapped with the register definition. xxd for instance can do this by adding the -e little-endian command line parameter.
Currently the file is always arranged in one way: big endian.
Make a feature so that the layout swaps the two bytes so that it can be viewed in little endian as well.
Example use case: Intel i225/i226 Ethernet controller datasheets use Word address registers instead of byte address, and with a big endian view the bytes are always swapped with the register definition. xxd for instance can do this by adding the
-e little-endiancommand line parameter.