I'm trying to locate the Keil bin2hex utility but the link to it on the Keil website appears to be broken. Does anyone know where I can get it?
Definitely have this, will look for it here. Biggest problem is it's DOS based and will not run on 64-bit systems.
Could you do what you need with "srecord" ? srecord.sourceforge.net/
BIN2HEX mirror drive.google.com/.../view
Thanks, I have obtained a copy of bin2hex and used it on a 32-bit machine running windows xp to achieve what I want which was to convert a binary file to Intel-386 format with linear addressing while specifying a 32-bit output start address.