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can anybody link me to a file (html, doc, pdf, i care not) that describes all the information a developer should have when decoding a binary file? any example will do, it is not important what the binary file is for i just need to see how this information is structured and what information is required.<br />
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can anybody link me to a file (html, doc, pdf, i care not) that describes all the information a developer should have when decoding a binary file? any example will do, it is not important what the binary file is for i just need to see how this information is structured and what information is required.

for example only

binary file example documentation

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