2015-10-29 09:21 AM
I tried two hex file
Loading is missing my project 50kb loaded 17kb my project 126 kB loaded 49 kB What is the problem Thank you2015-10-29 09:30 AM
I guess you need to review and understand the .HEX format better. The internet has many resources if you want to check.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HEX
Basically, the .HEX representation of binary data is likely to 2-3x bigger. ie one byte of data now takes at least 2 ASCII characters, plus some ancillary address, checksumming and line formatting.2015-10-29 10:04 AM
I'm
learning:)
Thank you
very much
2015-10-29 11:25 PM
Next
I read the
wiki
, butI'm not quite
my project 50kb loaded 17kb my project 126 kB loaded 49 kB Is it normalthat
form
an incomplete installation
?Why
not
install
them all
? what should I do?2015-10-30 04:59 AM
Ok, but the .HEX is a Verbose ASCII representation of something intrinsically more compact.
You could review the .MAP file output by the Linker, as this likely indicates how big the code generated actually is. If you look at the size of a .AXF or .ELF you'll observe those are even bigger. You could stop worrying about the size of the .HEX file reported by the file system. It's like taking your car on to some scales to weigh the occupants, it's going to be a lot heavier than if you individually stood on a bathroom scale and added those numbers together. 50/17 = 2.94 126/49 = 2.57 Like I said, the .HEX is going to be in the order of 2-3x BIGGER than the binary data it represents. The application is telling you have much CONTENT is in the file, not the SIZE of the file.2015-10-31 03:33 AM
now
it was
descriptive.
thanks