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| Command PromptTo invoke the OH251 Object-HEX Converter from the command prompt, type OH251 along with the name of the absolute object file. The OH251 command line must be entered using the following format:
OH251 abs_file [HEXFILE (file)][{HEX|H386}][RANGE (start–end)]
[OFFSET(offset)]
where | abs_file | is the name of the absolute object file generated by the L251 Linker. | | file | is the name of the Intel HEX file generated. By default, the name given to the HEX file is the base name of the abs_file followed by the .HEX extension. | | HEX | generates an Intel HEX-80 file. | | H386 | generates an Intel HEX-386 file. | | RANGE | specifies the address range of data in the abs_file to convert and store in the HEX file. The default range is 0x000000-0xFFFFFF. | | start | is the starting address of the address range. This address must be entered in C hexadecimal notation; for example, 0x10000. | | end | is the end address of the address range. This address must be entered in C hexadecimal notation; for example, 0x1FFFF. | | offset | specifies an offset which is added to the address stored in the abs_file. |
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