VisualDSP++ 4.5 Loader and Utilities Manual - Analog Devices

This example shows how to include this file in a C program:
File Formats
const unsigned loader_file[] =
{
#include “foo.ldr”
};
const unsigned loader_file_count = sizeof loader_file
/ sizeof loader_file[0];
The loader_file_count reflects the actual number of elements in the
array and cannot be used to process the data.
Loader Output Files in Binary Format
The splitter utility can output binary format files (.ldr) to support a variety
of PROM and microcontroller storage applications.
Binary format files use less space than the other loader file formats. Binary
files have the same contents as the corresponding ASCII file, but in binary
format.
Output Files in Motorola S-Record Format
The loader and splitter utilities can output Motorola S-record format files
(.s_#), which conform to the Intel standard. The three file formats supported
by the loader and PROM splitter utilities differ only in the width
of the address field: S1 (16 bits), S2 (24 bits), or S3 (32 bits).
An S-record file begins with a header record and ends with a termination
record. Between these two records are data records, one per line:
S00600004844521B Header record
S10D00043C4034343426142226084C Data record (S1)
S903000DEF Termination record (S1)
Table A-5 shows the organization of an example header record.
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