# intel-mcs-example
Example parser for Intel's MCS-86 File Format. See
(this)[http://www.xilinx.com/support/answers/476.html] page as a reference to
the ASCII structures. From what I can tell it was defined as part of (The 8086
Family Users
Manual)[http://www.ceibo.com/eng/datasheets/Intel_8086_Family_Users_Manual.pdf].

# intel-mcs-example
The .MCS file format is also know as the Intel HEX format (or I32HEX). For
more info see
(Wikipedia's Intel HEX page)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_HEX]. The
protocol is all in ASCII, so there is a bunch of string scanning and parsing
out hex data that way. I put that into packed structures because it makes my
life easier when it comes to the checksum calculation. Not all of them needed
to be packed, but I like consistency.

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