Hi everyone, IMO, my question is off-topic, but I was wondering if there are any other developers among us who could help me out. I'm writing my own library to process and generate Motorola S records, basically because I'm interested in such things & to keep my programming skills up to speed while I'm working in offices looking for something better, and I've got information from Google searches, file format websites, and Motorola's processor manuals, but there seems to be two schools of thought on it:
1) The first mentions that you can have module, symbol and S0-S9 records in a S records file. This comes from Hagen V. Tronje's ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) S record format description text file, which is often cited in the Google results. 2) The second only mentions the S0-S9 records being present in a S records file. This comes from sources such as Sanjaya Vatuk and Motorola, to name but 2. (My Google searches also turned up information about LSI Logic defining the S4 record to carry debug symbol information for use with their debugging tools.) I'd assume that the second description would be the correct one because it comes from the Motorola documentation, and most S records files that I've seen generated by compilers and linkers only contain S0-S9 records, but I was wondering what the professional opinions of my fellow developers on this group were? I'd appreciate your comments as they'll help me in designing my S records library. Many thanks in advance, -- Richard Watt Professional Software Engineer (C, C++) Personal site - http://www.familywatt.co.uk/ "I reject your reality and substitute my own" - Adam Savage (Mythbusters) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
