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Subject: Re: S file format.
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Date: Thu, 29-Oct-87 13:52:54 EST
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In article <4319@well.UUCP> hplabs!well!gam3@seismo.CSS.GOV (G. Allen Morris III) writes:
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>I am looking for the format of 'S-format' files.

I believe the appropriate term here is S-record format, if you are referring to
a standard means of up/down loading information between host and target

>Does anyone know when I could get this information?
>
>Allen Morris - well!gam3

You should give the Motorola Sales ofc in Sunnyvale a call. Ask to speak
to anyone in applications, and they should be able to make you a copy of
the S-record format information. It is a standard appendix to many of the
Motorola systems documentation.

Hope this helps.....


				...mark konopacky   fae   motorola   seattle

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