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Quick XOR of hexadecimal strings for BASH
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# BASH function to get the result | |
# of a ^ b when a, b are in the | |
# following hexadecimal string | |
# form: AF396463D8705 ... | |
# Obtained from here: | |
# http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/470308/XOR-Hex-Strings-in-Linux-Shell-Script | |
# Author is Sanjay1982 (see http://www.codeproject.com/Members/Sanjay1982) | |
# Usage: | |
# $ xor AB20FF40 DD14FABC | |
function xor() | |
{ | |
local res=(`echo "$1" | sed "s/../0x& /g"`) | |
shift 1 | |
while [[ "$1" ]]; do | |
local one=(`echo "$1" | sed "s/../0x& /g"`) | |
local count1=${#res[@]} | |
if [ $count1 -lt ${#one[@]} ] | |
then | |
count1=${#one[@]} | |
fi | |
for (( i = 0; i < $count1; i++ )) | |
do | |
res[$i]=$((${one[$i]:-0} ^ ${res[$i]:-0})) | |
done | |
shift 1 | |
done | |
printf "%02x" "${res[@]}" | |
} |
gdb -q -ex 'print/x 0xA ^ 0xF' -ex q
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Nice work. :)