| ??? 11/05/07 14:31 Modified: 11/05/07 15:12 Read: times |
#146615 - records in Intel Hex file not necessarily in order Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I said:
And do remember: the records in an Intel Hex file are not necessarily in order...! Shehryar Shaukat said:
what do you mean by this?. I mean that the hex records are not necessarily in ascending address order; Of course, the individual bytes within each record must be in order! do you mean to say that the 8051 instructions are not converted exactly in sequence? The Intel Hex file format knows absolutely nothing about 8051 instructions - it simply encodes binary data without any concern whatsoever for the meaning of that data. You could encode an MS-Word file in Intel Hex format if you wanted to... Update: Look at the example in the Keil KB Article: http://www.keil.com/support/docs/1584.htm You will see that the addresses shown are not in order. |
