Gidi mizrahi wrote: If you are using the Keil compiler, then why not add the software as part of the compiler?
It is a simple design trade-off. If we added all the features that something like the Keil compiler has, it wouldn't be the lightweight compiler we were after!
Try to search bin2hex in Keil's installation directory. I found several identical bin2hex utilties in projects' folder. However these tools are quite old. You have to rename your *.bin to 8+3 format (like project.bin, not Mybalabalabala.bin) before conversion.
Try to search bin2hex in Keil's installation directory. I found several identical bin2hex utilties in projects' folder. However these tools are quite old. You have to rename your *.bin to 8+3 format (like project.bin, not Mybalabalabala.bin) before conversion.
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Hi.
Is there a way to compile the code and get a .hex file so I can use it with my own board that I have designed?
Best regards.