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output tab and HEX2BIN

Louay Mouradi

Hi

I'm using teh HEX2BIN file from keil web page and trying to use output tab to run this file.

I can't get it to compile and have keil uvision software to run this so that i can get a binary file instead of a hex file.

what is wrong?

Tom

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    I got the software to build and the hex2bin to output the .bin file. bit does not give me the right .bin file for that hex. i know that when i try to download using superpro /l+ and see that there is difference.


    also, if i run the hex2bin file by it self through dos, it does not give me the right bin file for that hex. i know that when i try to download using superpro /l+ and see that there is difference.

    ?

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    I got the software to build and the hex2bin to output the .bin file. bit does not give me the right .bin file for that hex. i know that when i try to download using superpro /l+ and see that there is difference.


    also, if i run the hex2bin file by it self through dos, it does not give me the right bin file for that hex. i know that when i try to download using superpro /l+ and see that there is difference.

    ?

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  • 0 in reply to Louay Mouradi

    I have seen hex2bin not produce a hex file, without giving an error, thus leaving the original hex file behind. I think it had something to do with paths, and make. Typing the command from a dos prompt would work, but the same command in the make file wouldn't.