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I want to create a hex dump of a binary file in Mac OS X.
In all apps in Mac OS, when you navigate to /Contents/Resources/, there is a file (or more) with the same name as the app.
I want to write an application in Objective-C that can read that file and convert it to some kind of a hex dump, like terminal’s hexdump.
Does anybody know a way to create such a hex dump using Objective-C? (or perhaps an open source hex editor, written in objective-c?)
Thanks in advance.
Use NSData to read the file as raw data, then display the bytes however you want (for example, using a format string).