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47 descriptor. For example, the ID of the app version string is ``0x800``, and a string
49 number equal to the length of the data in bytes. The data is the actual descriptor
50 value. All binary descriptor numbers (magic, tags, uints) are laid out in memory
55 The binary descriptor header starts with the magic number ``0xb9863e5a7ea46046``. It's followed
57 always aligned to 32 bits. If the value of the previous descriptor had a non-aligned
71 the example above, a descriptor can be generated from any string or integer, with any
75  1. The ``west bindesc`` tool would be able to recognize what the descriptor means and
78  3. It allows upstream-ability of descriptor generation (see Standard Descriptors)
80 To define a descriptor with a standard tag, just use the tags included from ``bindesc.h``:
111 By convention, each Kconfig symbol corresponds to a binary descriptor whose
113 ``CONFIG_BINDESC_KERNEL_VERSION_STRING`` creates a descriptor that can be