VS Electronics and Embedded Development

I’ve just released the first version of this tiny library that’s not really a library. It’s a set of utility functions to help parse Atmel Generic, Intel HEX, and Motorola S-Record formatted files. This can be very convenient in disassembler, assembler, binary file converting, and similar projects. Best of all, it’s public domain, meaning it’s 100% free. The interface for this “library” is fully documented, and you’ll find that the implementing it into C/C++ projects is very easy (just compiling in two files per format).
To download “libGIS”, view its documentation, or learn more about it go to http://www.frozeneskimo.com/electronics/libgis-free-atmel-generic-intel-hex-and-motorola-s-record-parser-library/.

I have several other projects to work on this Winter break. Not in any specific order, they include building that Xilinx FPGA/CPLD download cable to flash my miniLA (I recently finished assembling the miniLA), wrapping up my AVR disassembler and writing the PIC one, writing an ATMega32 driver for the ADS7841P SPI ADC, building this to flash AVRs from my Mac Mini, and revising my ESNB project board. I probably won’t get through it all, though…