Moussa Ba wrote:
Well we use it with iar xcl linker files to force code in specific sections,
extract specific sections and using these snippets to dynamically update the
code on an MSP430 (via RF). This format is easy because the data goes into
flash memory asis which is handy and does not require me to do any
conversions.
well .a43 (intel hex) is almost the same. you have 16 hex encoded bytes
on each line, the address is also there as well as a checksum, however,
you can safely snip out address and data bytes, ignoring the checksum,
you justhave to watch the type field and accept data only if the type is "1"
:10F00000B240805A20013F40CEF03E4000023D40D9
a short description of the ihex format is here:
http://www.cs.net/lucid/intel.htm
chris
Moussa
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Subject: Re: [Mspgcc-users] msp430 file format
Moussa Ba wrote:
Does msp430-objdump support the msp430 file format, like the one you can
generate with IAR, I am including a snippet:
that's the TI.text format. i dont think binutils generates that format
but writing a converter would be easy. however, it's rarely used and the
main reason that there is no converter yet.
what do you need it for?
chris
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00 04 00 00 20 00 00 04 00 04 20 00 00 04 10 00
@1080
12 AA
@E400
31 40 00 03 3C 40 06 02 3E 40 8F 00 B0 12 9C F2
3C 40 96 02 3E 40 3A F5 30 12 20 00 B0 12 AE F2
21 53 B0 12 74 EC B0 12 BA F2 30 40 2E E4 FF 3F
0A 12 0A 4E 1F 41 04 00 C2 43 2C 02 9F 42 3A 02
00 00 9F 42 3C 02 04 00 BF 93 00 00 05 24 92 12
02 E2 DA 43 04 00 02 3C CE 43 04 00 F2 D0 10 00
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