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Regarding intel Hex file format

Bhagyashri Rathod
Prodigy 10 points

Hi,

I have converted test.out file to intel hex file format using hex200.exe. Ther were two files created test.i00 & test.i01. I want to know the difference between this two files. I have compaired both files, both are differnent except  address. What is the differnce between two files? Provide me if there is any document regarding this query.

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    TI__Guru 68830 points

    Rathod,

    Please see: http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/TI_Compiler_Information#Compiler_Manuals

    and pick the Assembly Language Tools User's guide for your processor.  (This is the Hercules ARM forum but I think you might be using C2000 toolchain based on hex200... )

    In any case, check the 'memwidth' and 'romwidth' descriptions in the hex utility chapter.

    What's going on is that the hex utility is breaking the files up;  let's say on your PCB you had 2 x 8 bit EPROMs connected to a 16-bit bus.  You would take one file for one byte lane (one EPROM chip)  and another file for the other byte lane.   You can change this behavior by adjusting romwidth when you invoke the utility.

    -Anthony