I have given this a go and the result is not as I would like.

Steps I followed.
1) I set the "Binary Output Split" to 2 files.
2) Selected File > Open Binary and selected my first file.
3) Set the "First Address" to 00000001.
4) Selected File > Open Binary and selected my second file.

Results in all the data from address 00000001 onwards being replaced by the second file.

I am trying to merge a Hi(8bits) and Lo(8bits) back into a single 16bit file. So the first file should fill only the even address and the second file should fill the odd address.

Thanks
Kenneth

Your steps look correct but you do not get the results that I get. I just verified the operation again using two binary files. One file contained all $55 and the other file contained all $AA.
My files look like this:

55 file:

55 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 ....

AA file:

AA AA AA AA AA AA AA ....


Here is what I did and the result I get:


1) Set Binary Input/Output Split to 2 Files
2) Open Binary... and select the $AA file. I see the $AA pattern loaded into every other byte.
3) Set Binary File(s) "First Address:" to $000001
4) Open Binary... and select the $55 file. The memory now looks like this:



Are your files already padded with extra bytes?

Make sure you are using EASyBIN v2.0.0

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Prof. Kelly

Sorry about this,

I some how manged to be trying to use an old version 1 copy of EasyBin. Just tried it in version 2.0.0 and all is working as expected.

If only we could dis-assemble the code in Sim68K or Edit68K, I would no longer need any other tools to do my development.

Keep up the excellent work.

Thanks for the help.

No problem, happy to know it's not a bug I need to fix.


I have a friend who is writing a disassembler. When he completes it I am going to include it.

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Prof. Kelly

Great to hear that we will one day get a disassembler as well include in this wonderful tool.

I look forward to giving it a go.

Kenneth