Ruby library for parsing and manipulating the Motorola S-Record format

None, this is pure Ruby man!

It's a hex text encoding for binary data. Really something you would use in embedded systems.

For more on the format check Wikipedia

Cause we need to parse these things and peek and poke at specific addresses before flashing. And it's a text format, which makes Ruby ideal.

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Copyright (c) 2012 Vassilis Rizopoulos

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