This is very easy if you use one of the open source programmers (or a
homebrew roll-your-own like me). The way I have implemented this is I have
two vectors of data when I load a INHX16 file to be burned. One vector
contains the data bytes proper, the other contains flags, a 1 for a
location seen in the file, 0 otherwise. When programming the algorythm
just issues an increment instead of burning for a location with flag 0. It
is your responsability to make sure that the locations can indeed be
programmed... but my driver gives a warning and you need to -f (force)
to make it work like that. If it fails, then it fails, and the programmer
gives an error message and stops.  Good luck.

Peter

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