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- bin2ihex: convert binary file to Intel-hex format records.
- Usage: bin2ihex [-hq] [-o outfile] [-g origin] [-b bytes/record] [infile]
- -g <origin>: Make addresses specified in output records start at <origin>.
- <origin> may be given in decimal, octal, or hex by using C base syntax.
- The default origin is 0.
- -o <outfile>: Write output to <outfile>.
- The default is to write to the standard output.
- -b <bytes-per-record>: write <bytes-per-record> bytes (encoded in hex
- format) on each line. The line length will be <bytes-per-record>*2 + 11
- characters (plus a newline).
- <bytes-per-record> must be between 1 and 255.
- -d: Print a dot on stderr for every record processed.
- -q: Quiet operation: no status messages are printed. If -q is not given,
- the total number of bytes processed is printed to stderr at completion.
- -h: Print this help information.
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- If no input file is given, input is read from the standard input.
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