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The hexformat Python package allows the processing of several HEX data formats. Supported formats are the Intel-Hex format, the Motorola S-Record format as well as the hex dump and Tektronix hex format. The first two are often used for programming microcontrollers while the last is often used to display binary data in a user readable way.
Files in the mentioned format can be created, modified (e.g. set, delete and fill data) and read from or written to files. A base class MultiPartBuffer is provided which implements the handling of multiple data parts where every part is identified by its corresponding start address. This base class allows for the basic operations like reading and writing binary files as well as modifing the binary data. The specific classes IntelHex, SRecord, HexDump and `` are derivated from it which implement the parsing and generating of the corresponding HEX formats as well as implementing file format specific features.
Motivation
This package was mainly created to replace the srecord command line tool and its complicated interface with a clean python interface for use with handling microcontroller HEX files. The existing Python library intelhex was used for a while, but then the need for the S-Record format appeared. Also intelhex.IntelHex did not provide a suitable interface for the most often used operations.
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