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Summary


    Timing-gen is a tool to generate high quality Postscript
    timing diagrams from text input files. 

    Timing-gen comes with a simple simulator
    (nanosim) to help a user to prove his concept during the design phase.


    It has many features, such as adding offsets
    from clock, slew rates, meta states, multi-clocks, parameter
    measurements, cause and effect arrows, etc. to make diagrams look like
    ones in many device data sheets. 

    It also has many options, such as colors, filling patterns, text fonts
    and sizes for better presentation and documentation.

    It generates a Postscript file (.eps) as the final output. It also 
    creates a Tk file (.tk) and an xfig file (.fig) as intermediate files.




Requirement

    Perl5
    transfig
    libclone-perl

    Timing-gen uses fig2dev program (in transfig) to convert its output
    file to Postscript format (or any others).

    Currently, timing-gen uses libclone for perl (libclone-perl) to copy
    its internal data structures. This requirement is plan to be removed
    in the near future.





Files

    timing-gen 
      perl script to generate timing diagrams in xfig format file.

    timing-gen-viewer
      an optional tk tool to see the output diagram immediately.

    doc Directory
      under construction.
      A preliminary version of Reference manual (html) is available.
      A preliminary version of Tutorial (html) is available.

    sample Directory
      .tdg is timing-gen input file.
      .eps is corresponding output result.

      features.tdg demonstrate many features supported by timing-gen.




Invocation

    timing-gen <input file>

    or
    
    timing-gen-gui <input file>




Project page

   http://timing-gen.sourceforge.net

Contact
  
   toshi@isogai.us
Source: README, updated 2013-08-16