That's just normal ihex format, 10 stands for record length in hex (=16
decimal) etc. Google ihex format and you'll find out. What do you need
some other format for? ELF is good for downloading code with command
line tools, hex formats help with programming memory chips. You have
everything you need.
Regards,
Harri
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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of BAI LI
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 6:58 AM
To: Tinyos-Help
Subject: [Tinyos-help] main.exe and ihex file questions
Hi All,
After the compilation of nesC application, it generated a ihex file.
When I open this file by eidtor, i got the following information:
:104A0000B240805A20013F40D8533E4000113D4003
:104A100002110D9E0524FE4F00001E530E9DFB2B20
:104A20003F4002113D4023110D9F0524CF4300005C
:104A30001F530F9DFB2B3040DA4D30403E4A001390
:104A40000000100050009000D000F0000F4212C390
:104A50000F100F110F115FF332C203437FF3304188
.....
why the first five digits are always the same, what does these stand
for? Anyone could help me to understand this ihex file? Thanks.
Another question is since main.exe is the ELF executable output format ,
how to compile the application into some binary format, like
10100001010101 format?
Regards,
Bai
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