Write a C program to dump sections of memory in hexadecimal format. Specifically, you are required to print a memory map for all memory areas that correspond to the command-line arguments argc and argv.

You may use a 32-bit system, or a 64-bit system. In addition, the output should reflect the native endianness of the system you are using. Two output samples (32-bit, and 64-bit) are provided.

They were both generated using the following command line with little-endian byte order:

$ printMemoryMap A hippopotamus got on the bus

where printMemoryMap is the name of the executable file.