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....now handles logfile time jumps. You can either load one of more
simulation generated logfiles from the command line (via the "-l"
switch) or from the menu. If you click on the numbers in the logfile,
the cursor jumps to that time value more-or-less centered on the
screen. (I've been using it a lot lately on a daily basis with system
bus transaction logs.)
Note that it can handle unit conversions (ns, ps, etc) but you have to
click on the leftmost character, drag the cursor across the quantity,
and release at the end of it (like for "152ns" click on the '1', hold
the button, and drag across releasing on 's').
It doesn't work with GTK2 in windows as they changed the widget
behavior for TextEntry, GTK1 is OK. Unix is fine for both GTK
versions.
Verilog sourcecode annotation might be coming soon--probably before the
end of the year. I have to look into it. I recently dusted off my
ANTLR-based parser and it seems to work fine for me but I have to do a
lot of testing on a large corpora of verilog before I even consider
releasing it for public consumption.
-t
....now handles logfile time jumps. You can either load one of more
simulation generated logfiles from the command line (via the "-l"
switch) or from the menu. If you click on the numbers in the logfile,
the cursor jumps to that time value more-or-less centered on the
screen. (I've been using it a lot lately on a daily basis with system
bus transaction logs.)
Note that it can handle unit conversions (ns, ps, etc) but you have to
click on the leftmost character, drag the cursor across the quantity,
and release at the end of it (like for "152ns" click on the '1', hold
the button, and drag across releasing on 's').
It doesn't work with GTK2 in windows as they changed the widget
behavior for TextEntry, GTK1 is OK. Unix is fine for both GTK
versions.
Verilog sourcecode annotation might be coming soon--probably before the
end of the year. I have to look into it. I recently dusted off my
ANTLR-based parser and it seems to work fine for me but I have to do a
lot of testing on a large corpora of verilog before I even consider
releasing it for public consumption.
-t