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Hex2bin
Intel Hex or Motorola Hex file converter
Converts Motorola and Intel hex files to binary. Executables for windows included. A similar project also does hex <-> binary conversions, supports many formats and other features: see: srecord (http://srecord.sourceforge.net/) -
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This is a java wrapper for the Windows functions that operate on the registry. Some of the methods available in this library include read/write operations as well as the ability to search the registry for specific values. JRE 1.5 or higher required. The documentation for this library can be found online at https://jregistry.sourceforge.io/docs/.
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bin2froh
Converts binary file(s) to/from C header file(s)
Binary files, like Bitmap, have binary format ,while C compiler requires that they are converted to char array in C header files. Bin2froh comprises two programs, "bintoh" and "binfromh", which convert binary files to and from C header files. Use "bintoh" to convert binary files to C header files, and "binfromh" to revert the works done by "bintoh". -
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A command line tool that converts a custom xml document (xsav) to a SPSS binary file (sav). It is often easy to generate xml files from software, and by using this tool a SPSS (computer tool for statistical analysis) binary file can easily be generated.
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