trim is a tool to translate .srec files created by wcc or wlink into .mem
files which can be understood by the Vivado synthesis tool.
It was initially written in Python, but a C version is also available.
Usage is the same for both versions of trim, though the default behaviour is slightly different.
$ trim input.srec
This will cause C trim to create or overwrite a file called trim.mem in
the working directory. trim.py will instead output a file in the same
directory as the input file, with a name identical to the input file except
for the extension being replaced with .mem.
To specify an output file, pass the -o argument to either program.
$ trim -o output.mem input.srec
Both programs will create or overwrite the specified file.
C trim can be built by simply running make. Alternatively, give trim.c
to your favourite C compiler using your favourite flags.
trim.py will run using either Python3 or Python2.