gnupic: plotting signals in gpsim
Subject:
Re: plotting signals in gpsim
From:
Ralf Forsberg ####@####.####
Date:
11 Feb 2002 17:55:03 -0000
Message-Id: <20020211175009.GA14215@home.se>
On Mon, Feb 11, 2002 at 05:03:21AM -0800, Scott Dattalo wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Ralf Forsberg wrote:
>
> > A little code here and a little code there,
>
> Ralf,
>
> I just got back from England yesterday. This sound like a really cool
> feature for gpsim. How far along are you?
I started testing gtkplot out, and thinking about how to get the data
from gpsim.
> I've got a few ideas on how to
> link the viewer and gpsim together. I even have a couple of ideas on how
> the UI could look.
A couple...
>
> Here's a short list of random things:
Short? :-)
> 1) The viewer and gpsim should be as separated as possible. I'd even be
> inclined to make it module. If the viewer is a module, then we can write a
> few C++ classes to link into the file_register class and get efficient
> access to the registers much like the profiler and break point classes
> already do.
Yes, this 'short' list, if/when implemented should really be separate,
if not a standalone app. Or merged with one of the other apps...
> 2) Each wave should be encoded separately...
> 3) For digital waves:
[Lots of stuff.]
> 4) Analog
[Lots of stuff.]
> 5) Registers
[Lots of stuff.]
> 6) Break points
[Lots of stuff.]
> 7) Stimuli
[Lots of stuff.]
> 8) UI
[Lots of stuff.]
>
>
> I guess this is actually a long list of random things :).
But it's a good list of features you'd want at times.
With this many features, it really needs design and thought before
starting coding.
I was initially thinking about creating a simpler data display, and
have it grow as time went along.
But this is good, it makes it more challenging :-).
Whew.
/ Ralf
