Reading and writing binary formats is hard, especially if itâs an interchange format that should work across a multitude of platforms and languages. Have you ever found yourself writing repetitive, error-prone and hard-to-debug code that reads binary data structures from files or network streams and somehow represents them in memory for easier access? Kaitai Struct tries to make this job easier â
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