srecord - Manipulate EPROM load files
Copyright (C) 2011 Peter Miller

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2n Change 23
The -guess command line option, for guessing the file format, now also tells you the command line option you could have used instead of -guess for the exact format.

2n Change 26
The Intergated Device Technology (IDT) system integration manager (IDT/sim) binary format is now understood for both reading and writing.

2n Change 28
The Stag Prom Programmer binary format is now supported for both reading and writing.

2n Change 25
The Stag Prom Programer hexadecimal format is now understood for both reading and writing.

2n Change 27
The MIPS\[hy]Flash fiel format is now supported for both reading and writing.

2n Change 21
Bernhard Weirich \f[CW]<Bernhard.Weirich@riedel.net> discovered that a backward compatible option had been omitted when the -INtel_16 option was renamed -INtel_HeX_16 to more closely match the usual abbreviation (INHX16) for this format. The backwards compatible option name has been reintroduced.

2n Change 20
The windows build instructions have been greatly imptoved, based on the experiences of Jens Heilig \f[CW]<jens@familie\[hy]heilig.net> which he has generously shared.

2n Change 18
The documentation in the manual about sequence warnings has been improved. The \f[B]-disable\[hy]sequence\[hy]warnings option must come before the input file on the command line. My thanks to Emil Gracic \f[CW]<emil_kruki@yahoo.com> for reporting this problem. ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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