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> I'm the author of the TimingAnalyzer.
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> www.timing-diagrams.com
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> I'm considering converting the program from Java to Python and making
> the project open source. With a scripting interface in Python, you
> can make complex timing diagrams quickly with part delays and
> constraints. It will also display simulation outputs from VCD files
> so you can easily convert them to timing diagrams.
>
> I was hoping to get your opinions about this, and see if anyone might
> have any ideas for using this with MyHDL?
>
A previous user, George, had explored some options with using a
text-based timing diagram definition. This would allow a developer to
define a timing diagram and create a testbench (BOMK).
That would be a useful "feature" automatic myhdl testbench creation and
validation based on a timing-diagram.
There are some threads on the text based topic in this newgroup.
Side note, wxpython (wxwidgets) in my experience, is a good GUI toolbox
that is supported on multiple platforms, linux, mac, widows, etc. I
always use the WXAgg configuration for matplotlib on linux, mac, and
windows.
Chris
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