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Only output new lines in gnuplot output if there have been changes in the samples (similar to what VCD does). As long as the first and last sample are output, the resulting plot looks OK. This reduces the size of the output file from roughly 200MB to just 60KB in one specific test setup (depends on the number of probes and on the signal, of course). The time and CPU load required to generate the gnuplot output and the resulting plot (PNG or other) is also drastically reduced from multiple minutes to roughly 30 seconds (again, depends on various things). Thanks Ken Mobley of ChronoVu for the report. |
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| text | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| output.c | ||
| output_analog.c | ||
| output_binary.c | ||
| output_chronovu_la8.c | ||
| output_gnuplot.c | ||
| output_ols.c | ||
| output_skeleton.c | ||
| output_vcd.c | ||