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Altera_Forum
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14 years agoYou are right. That's definitely a binary file.
You can open it with any binary file viewer or write a simple application to print out the content in a readable way. e.g. I used VisualStudio, but I have sometimes used a tool called HexWorkshop; I believe you can find a lot of such programs on the web. However, the problem is now understand how data is stored in the file. In the beginning there is 01 00 02 00, then more 'random' bytes. Does this suggest you anything? I'd read a limited memory area with a known content and compare it with the file, in order to understand if memory is simply saved as is, without any formatting. I think probably so, since your file is exactly 512KB long, which is probably you sram dimension.