Hex dump tool.
I wrote this little tool over 30 years ago. Used mainly on Linux nearly daily ever since. Before uploading to github, I added a --head, --tail (and --wide) options so it would be more useful on Windows when built with MinGW32. This because Windows (XP,7,10) doesn't have much in the way of redirects nor head nor tail nor less (although it does have more that can be piped, at least on W10). I can't speak to Windows11 (yet). The Makefile is for Linux and Makefile.mingw is for MinGW32-make.
Usage: hd [-bhwB?] [--head=n] [--tail=n] [--skip=n] file [... file] where: --bytes or -b print in bytes (default) --shorts or -h print in halfwords (16 bits) --longs or -w print in words (32 bits) --big or -B print assuming Big Endian --head=n or -Hn print only 'n' leading lines --tail=n or -Tm print only 'n' last lines --skip=n or -Sn first skip 'n' bytes on all inputs --wide or -W set number of columns to 32. (Default is 16.) --out=file reassign stdout to 'file' (mainly used in Windows to make a UTF-8 output file instead of default UTF-16) --err=file reassign stderr to 'file' (mainly used in Windows to make a UTF-8 output file instead of default UTF-16) --help or -? this message