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ebmc: add waveform output #227

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@kroening kroening commented Dec 2, 2023

This adds a "horizontal" output format for traces, where the timeframe is on the x axis and the identifier of the state variable are on the y axis.

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  1. Could this please be mentioned in --help output?
  2. Is this format understood by other tools (gtkwave?) or otherwise standardized? If so, it would be great to mention this somewhere.

This adds a "horizontal" output format for traces, where the timeframe is on
the x axis and the identifier of the state variable are on the y axis.
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kroening commented Dec 3, 2023

  1. Done
  2. gtkwave reads VCD!

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2. gtkwave reads VCD!

That's what I thought so I was wondering whether it perhaps also supported such an input, or whether some other tool did so? If we are making up our own format that's surely ok, but I think it might be worth explicitly noting this.

@kroening kroening merged commit a1b07c2 into main Dec 3, 2023
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kroening commented Dec 3, 2023

That's what I thought so I was wondering whether it perhaps also supported such an input, or whether some other tool did so? If we are making up our own format that's surely ok, but I think it might be worth explicitly noting this.

It's not a file format, it's human-readable!

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That's what I thought so I was wondering whether it perhaps also supported such an input, or whether some other tool did so? If we are making up our own format that's surely ok, but I think it might be worth explicitly noting this.

It's not a file format, it's human-readable!

Ah, I hadn't thought that this was mainly aimed at humans rather than post-processing by some other tool.

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