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Thanks Igor, I checked it out. Looks nice. I may be interested in it also. But, I was looking for a program to load 2 Intel Hex format files as if they were memory images then show me where they differ. It is for my new idea of reverse version control. :-p Regards, Chad --- Igor Janjatovic <> wrote: > > Anyone know of a good HEX compare program? I found a C++ line > > input/output but, ehhhhh, you know. Boring. :-p > > Maybe Hackman Hex Editor can help: > > http://www.technologismiki.com/en/index-h.html > > Since this is Windows application it has exceptional GUI and it might > be not > so boring as command line interface. > > Actually, entire Windows is very exceptional OS. I know that because > I get > this blue "Fatal Exception" screen all the time! :-) > > Regards, > Igor > > ===== My software has no bugs, only undocumented features. __________________________________ |
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16F88 bootloader
Started by ●August 8, 2004
Reply by ●September 6, 20042004-09-06
Reply by ●September 6, 20042004-09-06
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--- In , Chad Russel <chadrussel@y...> wrote: > Thanks Igor, > > I checked it out. Looks nice. I may be interested in it also. > > But, I was looking for a program to load 2 Intel Hex format files as if > they were memory images then show me where they differ. It is for my > new idea of reverse version control. :-p > > Regards, > Chad Chad, IC-Prog has this funtionality built in, if you are using PICs. Select your PIC, load the hex file in buffer 1, then change buffers and load another hex file. Then choose compare, it will highlight each differences between the files. Mike |
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Reply by ●September 6, 20042004-09-06
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Mike, You forgot to mention it will do 5 files at a time. :-) Now I can figure out why there are 5 different versions of a file. :-p Works great. Not 100% of what I want but 99% is plenty good enough for me. Thanks a lot. Chad --- mikerey35475 <> wrote: > --- In , Chad Russel <chadrussel@y...> wrote: > > Thanks Igor, > > > > I checked it out. Looks nice. I may be interested in it also. > > > > But, I was looking for a program to load 2 Intel Hex format files > as if > > they were memory images then show me where they differ. It is for > my > > new idea of reverse version control. :-p > > > > Regards, > > Chad > > Chad, > > IC-Prog has this funtionality built in, if you are using PICs. Select > > your PIC, load the hex file in buffer 1, then change buffers and load > > another hex file. Then choose compare, it will highlight each > differences between the files. > > Mike ===== My software has no bugs, only undocumented features. __________________________________ |
