echo -ne '\x2A\x10\xA0\xE3' > code.bin objdump -D -b binary -m arm -M force-thumb code.bin

from keystone import *

Understanding how C/C++ code maps to ARM instructions. How Hex to ARM Converters Work

: High-quality converters, such as the one found at ARMConverter.com , support various versions including ARM64 , Thumb mode , and Big Endian variants.

Legacy systems may have no disassembly symbols—only raw hex. A converter lets you map out routines.

ks = Ks(KS_ARCH_ARM64, KS_MODE_LITTLE_ENDIAN)

For simple hex-to-binary conversion tasks, standard Linux utilities like objcopy and xxd can be useful. While they don't directly convert hex to assembly mnemonics, they can convert hex files to binary format for further analysis with disassemblers like objdump.

For quick, small-scale conversions, web-based tools are efficient.

Ability to handle raw binary files ( .bin ), Intel Hex ( .hex ), or ELF files. Top Hex to ARM Converter Tools

Distinguishing between executable code and stored data (like strings or constants) in a raw binary file can be difficult. Conclusion

If you are automating a workflow or dealing with large datasets, command-line utilities are superior. The industry standard tool for this is , part of the GNU Binutils suite.