IntDump
Interpret binary files in some predefined manners that help.
For the time being, we only interpret integers from binary files.
TODO
Refer to the conversion functionality of IntelliCoder and figure out whether we integrate IntDump into it or not, or vice versa.
Generalize to bindump instead of merely intdump.
Say, adding some more useful predefined manners (a.k.a interpreters).
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