Texas Instruments TMS320C54x User Manual page 325

3) It assigns a default filename. If you specify no filenames or fewer names
than output files, the utility assigns a default filename. A default filename
consists of the base name from the COFF input file plus a 2- to 3-character
extension. The extension has three parts:
a) A format character, based on the output format:
a for ASCII-Hex
i for Intel
t for TI-Tagged
m for Motorola-S
x for Tektronix
b) The range number in the ROMS directive. Ranges are numbered
starting with 0. If there is no ROMS directive, or only one range, the
utility omits this character.
c) The file number in the set of files for the range, starting with 0 for the
least significant file.
For example, assume coff.out is for a 16-bit target processor and you are
creating Intel format output. With no output filenames specified, the utility
produces two output files named coff.i0 and coff.i1.
If you include the following ROMS directive when you invoke the hex
conversion utility, you would have two output files:
ROMS
{
range1: o = 1000h l = 1000h
range2: o = 2000h l = 1000h
}
These Output Files
coff.i01
coff.i11
Contain This Data
1000h through 1FFFh
2000h through 2FFFh
Hex Conversion Utility Description
Output Filenames
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