SWAB:(1)
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okay bestie, welcome to the SWAB:(1) manual page, aka the user-commands corner of the internet where we mirror bytes and feel cute doing it π
β¨ NAME β¨
swab: β Mirrors <word-size> bytes, and in the case of 2, it swaps adjacent bytes π¦
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
swab <word-size> <infile> <outfile> [<block size in MB>]
π DESCRIPTION π
swab: Mirrors <word-size> bytes, and in the case of 2, it swaps adjacent bytes. that's it, that's the whole vibe. it's giving byte-mirroring main character energy fr fr π
Usage: swab <word-size> <infile> <outfile> [<block size in MB>]
so yeah, literally just those four-ish things in that order β <word-size> first, then <infile>, then <outfile>, and if you want it, the optional <block size in MB> trailing along at the end like the little accessory it is π«Ά
π written by swab: Mirrors <word-size> byte..., dated October 2021, and that's a wrap bestie β stay iconic, stay mirrored, periodt π β¨π
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