In my searching I did come across a program called 'HEXit' by HSE electronics, but the licencing model looks way over the top for something that should be quite a simple program, so I have not tried it. Did the suggestion (by micha2070) of work? I don't want to install more bloatware (java) simply to try this and find it is just like every other binary file editor out there. For example, enter the following command to generate a production configuration output.hex file from the input.yaml file: nrfutil zigbee productionconfig input.yaml output.hex. A more succinct way (and same in executeObjcopyOnRawBinary): const ElfType OutputElfType getOutputElfType ( (Config.

The problem I've been running into is that most people call binary editors 'hex editors' so google searches are next to useless. Run nrfutil zigbee productionconfig and provide input and output file names to generate a binary file in Intel HEX format. And then it would be easier to verify, e.g., llvm-objcopy -I ihex -O binary is identical to objcopy -I ihex -O binary .

As was so correctly pointed out, many HEX files contain stuff with large segments of unused memory, one-liners with interrupt vector entries etc, and some with address ranges outside the memory map. But I don't want to have to expand my HEX to BIN to do so. I want it to look like a BINary file editor with the HEX on the left and the BIN on the right. Notepad++ sure does nice colouring of a HEX file, but it shows nothing of the contents. wanting to edit a HEX file (not a BINary file) without expanding it. Was a solution to this problem ever found? I have the same problem. hex file, not make up data which isn't contained in the. If the hex file contains 3-4 non-contiguous segments, the editor should display only the data contained in the. hex file which understands the meaning of the. So, the tool that is needed is a gui editor for a. hex files and view/edit it will show you the resulting data they would program - not the exact data included in the. Most programming tools which allow you to load. Many hex files simply don't include data for the entire memory space of a part, or for many parts, the valid memory space itself isn't contiguous. This effectively creates data which doesn't exist. The problem is that the existing tools I've found seem to not work that well for this purpose, specifically because instead of showing only what is in the hex file, they choose to create a very large virtual memory space, fill it with either 0xff or 0x00, and then load the data from the hex file into it. This should be something at least a good portion of those who work with.

hex file, interpret it, and then allow you to view/edit it, without making up data in the process. The definition of what I'm looking for is a editor which will open a.

Sorry, just catching up on my posts, been traveling.

Ihex format