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  2. EXT_EP-10811

ARM hextool boot table max block size limitation (when used with C28 on-chip boot loader)

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    • Code Generation Tools
    • CODEGEN-9831
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      The boot table maximum block size of a single block the ARM hex tool can output should be less than 0xFFFF for use with the C28 on-chip boot loader. The arm hex tool currently uses block size of 0xFFFF.  The ROM loaders on existing devices, that read the hex data from the host can tolerate a maximum size of "0xFFFF-1" for a single block.

      Adding new option to allow setting block size.
      --boot_block_size=size

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