DigiSurf is a terminal-based waveform viewer.
It’s designed for viewing and analyzing digital signal waveforms from Value Change Dump files, with interactive navigation, marker placement, timing measurements, and signal inspection from a text user interface.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Loads and displays Value Change Dump waveform files.
- Supports zooming, panning, and timeline navigation.
- Provides primary and secondary markers for measuring time intervals.
- Includes a fuzzy finder for selecting which signals to display.
- Offers a Vim-inspired command mode and configurable keybindings.
Website: github.com/SeanMcLoughlin/digisurf
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Developer: Sean McLoughlin
License: MIT License
DigiSurf is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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