On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 9:20 PM, Alex Orange <[email protected]> wrote:
> I believe the mspgcc format is elf. Additionally, I think mspgcc can
> output to the TI formats like a43 and such. I have not heard of the
> "TI .txt file format", so I think you'll probably need to be more
> specific as to what you mean.

I meant the .txt file format generated by most of the non-gcc
tools, and groked by all the programmers that I use. Unfortunately
the firmware I need to massage is not generated by mspgcc.

This is sort of a hybrid mspgcc - non-gcc tool question, I
suppose. The philosophy of what I'm trying to do is pure
gcc/*nix, but the starting file format is not a msp-gcc native
one (at least that I can identify so far.)

The format is as follows:

@xxxx
yy yy yy yy yy
yy yy yy yy yy
..

Where xxxx is a starting address, and yy yy yy ... are
contiguous bytes starting at that location.

It's a pretty simple format, I'm just making a final check that
I'm not re-inventing a wheel before I dive into coding a parser/
generator in python.
-- 
Andy

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