This application note lists the modifications that occur when the file is processed by NEWGET
This document details the changes applied to customer executable files in Motorola .s19 format when they are processed by STMicroelectronics' proprietary automation tool, NEWGET. The note lists specific modifications such as the removal of the first line, sorting software by memory address, and filling unused memory with "FF" to prepare the code for manufacturing and testing.
The document provides a visual example of the file structure and compares original code listings with those reformatted by NEWGET. It also includes instructions on how to check the ROM content using the STVP7 programming software and the EPB board, noting that option bytes cannot be read from ROM MCUs.
Customers send their executable file to ST in Motorola .s19 format.
ST uses a proprietary automation tool called NEWGET to reformat the file.
No, option bytes cannot be read because they are coded in hardware, not programmed in a parallel memory page.