Compilers (human) return success

[Ludis Langens]

Several list members successfully compiled and ran the bin identifying
tool I mentioned earlier this week.  (BTW, the tool's name is BitHoist,
unless someone comes up with a better name.)  As the result of feedback,
the source code received a few minor changes.  This updated source is
now available as a zip file from my web site:

  http://www.cruzers.com/~ludis/BitHoist.zip

Here is BitHoist's command line syntax:

# Usage: BitHoist [options] input... < input > output
	           # Options and inputs may be intermixed
	-stdin     # Use standard input as input file
	-offset nn # Offset next input file data by nn
	           #   Applies to next input specification
	-r ii,jj   # Include locations ii through jj
	-r ii      # Include location ii
	-e ii,jj   # Exclude locations ii through jj
	-e ii      # Exclude location ii
	           #   Multiple -r and -e are allowed
	-o file    # Output data to file
	-stdout    # Output data to standard output
	           #   Default is no output
	-offset nn # Offset output data by -nn
	           #   Applies to following output specification
	-b         # Binary format output (default)
	-i         # Intel hex (16/20/32 bit) output
	-m         # Motorola hex (16/24/32 bit) output
	-t         # Tektronix extended hex (4-64 bit) output
	-hex       # Tektronix hex (16 bit) output
	-mos       # MOS Technology hex (16 bit) output
	-sig       # Signetics hex (16 bit) output
	-w nn      # Output nn bytes per hex format line
	-id        # Identify mask and broadcast code
	-mask      # Print program code for mask dossier

There is still plenty more to do on BitHoist.  A lot of "masks" need
more definitive identifying data specified.  Right now I'm interested in
feedback on what the -id option prints.

-- 
Ludis Langens                               ludis (at) cruzers (dot) com
Mac, Fiero, & engine controller goodies:  http://www.cruzers.com/~ludis/

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