Crates.io | fstapi |
lib.rs | fstapi |
version | 0.0.2 |
source | src |
created_at | 2023-02-17 04:26:08.744582 |
updated_at | 2024-04-14 01:52:15.319307 |
description | API for manipulating Fast Signal Trace (FST) format waveforms. |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/MaxXSoft/fst-tools |
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Rust wrapper of APIs for manipulating Fast Signal Trace (FST) format waveforms.
FST is an open source file format for storing digital waveforms from HDL simulations. It was created by the author of GTKWave in 2014, as an alternate to the VCD (Value Change Dump) format.
For more details, please see:
Add fstapi
to your projects by running cargo add
:
cargo add fstapi
Create an FST waveform:
use fstapi::{Writer, var_type, var_dir};
// Create the waveform.
let mut writer = Writer::create("hello.fst", true)?
.comment("FST waveform example")?
.timescale_from_str("1ns")?;
// Create a variable.
let var = writer.create_var(var_type::VCD_REG, var_dir::OUTPUT, 8, "var", None)?;
// Emit value change data and time change data.
writer.emit_value_change(var, b"10001000")?;
writer.emit_time_change(10)?;
writer.emit_value_change(var, b"10011100")?;
writer.emit_time_change(42)?;
writer.emit_value_change(var, b"00111001")?;
writer.emit_time_change(100)?;
Print all variables of an FST waveform:
let mut reader = fstapi::Reader::open("hello.fst")?;
for var in reader.vars() {
let (name, _) = var?;
println!("{name}");
}
See the GitHub repository: fst-tools, which contains 3 command line tools with this library for manipulating FST waveforms.
Copyright (C) 2023 MaxXing. Licensed under either of Apache 2.0 or MIT at your option.