Support of Intel-HEX format for st-flash #459
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Hi
here is my implementation of Intel-HEX format for st-flash (both reading and writing). The format can be selected with new command line option '--format=ihex' (one may not specify for write with the format, the address will be taken from input file).
Additionally I've re-designed the command line parsing, because it was too complicated with the new option. And added some unit-tests for parsing itself to guaranty all old options still work.
Unfortunately it's not so easy to split this pull request to single features, but I could try if you prefer.
WMBR,
dev26th