How to generate a human-readable byte order after running objdump?

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hi,

I am reading the document at
"http://tldp.org/LDP/khg/HyperNews/get/devices/exceptions.html"; and
wondering how to generate a human-readable byte order after running
objdump?

For example, I first run the command as following.

objdump  --full-contents --section=__ex_table vmlinux > vmlinux.__ex_table

The following is what I get:

c039b820 561210c0 591210c0 5b1b10c0 1ea339c0  V...Y...[.....9.
c039b830 5e1b10c0 27a339c0 711f10c0 30a339c0  ^...'.9.q...0.9.

But the human-readable byte order should be:

c039b820 c0101256 ...

Is there any tool can help me do that? Or I have to write a program to
convert it.

Thanks,
Neo

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