stop the leading blank fill of a Bank (with the Intel Hex output)

[cjmonica]

Customasm seems to always prefill leading blanks (zero data) for Banks (with the Intel Hex output).

Ex Definition:

Customasm is defined as:

#bankdef data
{
#addr 0x8000
#size 0x8000
#outp 8 * 0x8000
}

#bank data

#d "cm"

The Intel Hex output is as below:
(many records of prefill zeros)
.
.
:207FC0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000A1
:207FE000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000081
:02800000636DAE
:00000001FF

The Hex files should only have the last two records (all the proceeding records are blank fill), where the data begins at 0x8000.

:02800000636DAE
:00000001FF

My RAM begins at address 0x8000 and that is where the bank data/code should begin/get loaded. Programs loading an Intel Hex file do not need the prefill blank/zero data. There should be a way to suppress the blank prefill and just start the load at 0x8000 in this example.

Thanks for your great work on this tool!

[cjmonica]

Thanks Lorenzi that looks great so far! Thanks again for this awesome tool!

[cjmonica]

Lorenzi

This enhancement looks to have introduced an error in the intelhex output. It looks like each chunk/intelhex record is stripping leading and trailing binary zeros (eliminating code). I can provide an example just let me know where to record it. Thanks.