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Is there an available open source library, developed in python or java, for manipulating Motorola S-Record files and Intel HEX 16 files (e.g. converting from one format to the other)?
I am looking for a 'pure' java or python library, not simply a set of java or python bindings to a library like SRecord.
For Python you can use bincopy. It isn't nearly as feature rich as SRecord, but it is better than nothing!
http://www.bialix.com/intelhex/ for intel hex, I'm not aware of srec python implementations