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Document all the pc commands changes on 0.4.0
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Usage: pc[?] # Print bytes as code byte arrays. | pc # Generate a C/C++ byte array. | pch # Generate a C/C++ 16 bits array. | pcw # Generate a C/C++ 32 bits array. | pcd # Generate a C/C++ 64 bits array. | pca # Generate a byte array in GAS assembly. | pcb # Generate a bash script with the byte array. | pcg # Generate a Golang byte array. | pcJ # Generate a Java byte array. | pcj # Generate a JSON byte array. | pck # Generate a Kotlin byte array. | pcn # Generate a NodeJS buffer. | pco # Generate a Objective-C/C++ byte array. | pcp # Generate a Python byte array. | pcr # Generate a Rust byte array. | pcs # Generate a Swift byte array. | pcy # Generate a Yara match pattern. | pc* # Generate a rizin commands for writing the byte array. Useful modifiers: | pch @e:cfg.bigendian=<true|false> # Change endianness for pch, pcw and pcd commands | pc @! <n> # Change the N of bytes (i.e. block size). Example of usages: | pch @! 64 @e:cfg.bigendian=true # Generate a C 32 bits array in big endian format, using 64 bytes | pcp @! 1024 # Generate a Python byte array of size 1024 | pcj @! 10 # Generate a JSON bytes array of size 10
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