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CHAPTER 16 FORMAT ADJUSTER (m2ms, h2hs) 16.1 Outline of the Format Adjuster The format adjuster sorts data created in the S and HEX formats in the ascending order of addresses, and causes each of the records to contain the specified number of data. ■ Overview of the Format Adjuster The format adjuster causes each of the records in one file of the format to contain the specified number of data to unify the format. Figure 16.1-1 shows the concept of the format adjuster. Figure 16.1-1 Overview of the Format Adjuster S format file m2ms Adjusted S format file (.mhx) (.ahx) HEX format file h2hs Adjusted HEX format file (.hex) (.aix) The portion of an input format file containing no data is padded with 0xFF (default value). The output file is the contents of memory converted into the S and HEX formats. Use the padding option (-p option) to pad the portion of an input format file containing no data with a specified value. For information on using this option, see Section "14.3 Specifying Padding Data (-p)". 280 PART IV OBJECT FORMAT CONVERTERS
16.1 Outline of the Format Adjuster ■ Example of operation Use this option to unify the lengths of data contained in one record if an existing format file has records of varying lengths. Figure 16.1-2 Example of Operation of the Format Adjuster Before conversion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fter conversion ■ Functions of the Format Adjuster The format adjuster has the following functions: • The data is sorted in the ascending order of addresses. • The portion of the specified range of addresses containing no data is padded with the specified data at the time of startup (with 0xff by default). • As the starting address of a record, specify a value coordinated with the output data length specified at the time of startup. If the starting address specified for output is not the multiple of the specification value of the data length at the time of starting. (If the data length in a record is 16 bytes and the starting address is not a multiple of 16.) - The first record appearing in the output information stores the data from the specified starting address to the address coordinated with the specified data length. - The second and later record starting addresses become the one coordinated with the specified length. • If the input format information contains multiple terminator records, the entry address of the terminator record that appears at last is converted and output. Any other terminator records are deleted. - If the value of the entry address defined in the conversion source data is not within the range of data after conversion, 0 is set in the terminator record after conversion. PART IV OBJECT FORMAT CONVERTERS 281
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CONTENTS PART I LINKAGE KIT .......
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