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Using Keil Hex file for programming

Yaron Lederman

Hi,

I'd like to use the .hex output of the Keil compiler to program ADU320 flash.

After reading thu http://www.keil.com/support/docs/1584/ i created a python which turns the hex file to c sructure
Then I read the ADU320 flash to compare FLASH content with Hex output

The data in the ADU320 flash differs from HEX file

so what needs to be programmed ?

Thank you
Yaron

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  • 0 in reply to Hans Schneebauer

    Hi,

    Thank you for the links actually I looked for these kind of tools but then wrote them..
    Now I verified with my program again and after reading the KEIL programming process I reset my module before creating the dump from within my design, so that I was not running with debugger, and now indeed the Keil output and memory dump look identical.

    I also dumped from within the Keil using the save command and received the same file.

    So I think we can close the support case

    Thank you

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  • 0 in reply to Hans Schneebauer

    Hi,

    Thank you for the links actually I looked for these kind of tools but then wrote them..
    Now I verified with my program again and after reading the KEIL programming process I reset my module before creating the dump from within my design, so that I was not running with debugger, and now indeed the Keil output and memory dump look identical.

    I also dumped from within the Keil using the save command and received the same file.

    So I think we can close the support case

    Thank you

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