The srecord package is a collection of powerful tools for manipulating EPROM load files.
The srecord package understands a number of file formats: ASCII-Hex, ASCII-Space-Hex, Atmel, raw binary, C array declaration, DEC Binary XXDP, Elektor Monitor EMON52, Four Packed Code FPC, Intel MCS-86 Object format, MOS Technology hexadecimal, Motorola S-Record, Signetics, SPASM PIC, Tektronix Hexadecimal, Tektronix Extended Hexadecimal, Texas Instruments Tagged, TI-Tagged TI-SDSMAC, VHDL, and Wilson Eprom Burner. The srecord package is capable of the following operations: Conversions from any format to any other format, concatenations of multiple files, comparisons of files, report file summary info, filtering. The srecord package is capable of the following filtrations: checksums, byte swapping, CRC insertion, crop addresses, exclude addresses, fill holes, insert length information, maximum and minimum, adjust offsets, split and unsplit for memory striping schemes.
The srecord package understands a number of file formats: ASCII-Hex, ASCII-Space-Hex, Atmel, raw binary, C array declaration, DEC Binary XXDP, Elektor Monitor EMON52, Four Packed Code FPC, Intel MCS-86 Object format, MOS Technology hexadecimal, Motorola S-Record, Signetics, SPASM PIC, Tektronix Hexadecimal, Tektronix Extended Hexadecimal, Texas Instruments Tagged, TI-Tagged TI-SDSMAC, VHDL, and Wilson Eprom Burner. The srecord package is capable of the following operations: Conversions from any format to any other format, concatenations of multiple files, comparisons of files, report file summary info, filtering. The srecord package is capable of the following filtrations: checksums, byte swapping, CRC insertion, crop addresses, exclude addresses, fill holes, insert length information, maximum and minimum, adjust offsets, split and unsplit for memory striping schemes.
To install srecord, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install srecord
To see what files were installed by srecord, run:
port contents srecord
To later upgrade srecord, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade srecord
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