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From: Cyril G. <cyr...@go...> - 2020-05-04 15:53:22
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Hello After a little struggle to rebuild gtkwave 3.3.105 on my system, I retested both methods (file/translate/process filter) for real vcd data type. Both work fine - as far as I have been able to test. Thanks a lot. Regards, Cyril On Thu, Apr 30, 2020 at 8:48 PM <by...@nc...> wrote: > Let's see if this fixes the problem. > > -Tony > > > 3.3.105 30apr20 Fix bad (void) of is_closing in fstDestroyMmaps when > using > Cygwin or MinGW. > Fix left shift overflow in cvt_fpsdec(). > Add in missing file/translate/process filter for reals. > > > 641:/home/bybell/gtkwave/code> svn commit > Sending gtkwave3/ChangeLog > Sending gtkwave3/src/baseconvert.c > Sending gtkwave3-gtk3/ChangeLog > Sending gtkwave3-gtk3/src/baseconvert.c > Transmitting file data .... > Committed revision 1556. > > > ----------------------------------------- > From: "Cyril Germond via Gtkwave-users" > To: gtk...@li... > Cc: "Cyril Germond" > Sent: Thursday April 30 2020 1:58:01PM > Subject: [Gtkwave-users] Problems with "translate filter file" and > "translate filter process" > > Hello > > I have been using gtkwave to check some signals values/waveforms > generated in VCD format - which is a wonderful tool fir such purposes, > thanks. > > Unfortunately I have not been able to successfully display some data > values as textual (enumerated) kind of values that would help the > readibility of some data. > > > I failed using the "translate filter file" and "translate filter process" > options. > > Nothing changes in the displayed values. > > I spent significant time trying to debug things, and I somehow traced my > translate filter process. It actually get called by gtkwave, but my process > file does not pass the <<fscanf(stdin, "%s", buf);>> statement. > > (my (C) code is actually based on the gtkwave documentation examples > privided in the "Alias Files and Attaching External Disassemblers" > chapter) . > > I never reach the next code statements - like if filter process was not > actually being fed from gtkwave. > > > > I wonder if the issues come from the vcd data itself (data type is "real" > for the values I am playing with, even thought they actually take unsigned > integers values) or some other issue. > > I am using gtk 3.100 - and I tried the same operation from Windows/Linux. > > > Any suggestion or help would be appreciated. > > Thanks > > Cyril > |
