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5.2.3

Format definitions

specifies the output format. Output format options are listed in

Table 14.

5.2.4

Straight binary format

This is the simplest of the formats. It's nothing but a bit-for-bit copy of the original file. This the

usual mode for sending to the EPROM Emulators, etc., and is the default if no format argument

is given.

Note:

When the destination is the screen (the destination code is "v"), don't use this format; otherwise you will only get weird

control codes.

This is the ‘filled’ straight binary format where gaps between adjacent segments are filled with

$FF

5.2.5

Intel Hex format

<format>= i

This format is very much more complex. Intel Hex bears similarities to S-record that we'll be

looking at later. Let's look at a line of the Intel Hex format in detail:

:10190000FFFFFFFFFFC00064FFC0006462856285E0

number of data bytes (16 in decimal)

1900 address

record type

...

data bytes

checksum

Table 14.

Output formats

Output Format

<none>

straight binary, i.e., a bit for bit image

Intel Hex

i32

Intel Hex with 32-byte data per line

Intel Hex extended

Motorola S-record (1 byte per address, e.g. ST7)

Motorola S-record extended with symbol file

ST S-record 2 (2 bytes per address, e.g. D950)

ST S-record 4 (4 bytes per address, e.g. ST18932 program space)

'Filled' straight binary format

GP Industrial binary format

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