Signals, clocks, buses, delays, constraints, and states are easily added from the gui. The diagrams can be saved as JPG or GIF images. Sripting allows the user to add new features Scripts can written in a Java like scripting language to generate test vectors, input stimulus for simulators, test benches, the timing diagram itself, or new features. Timing Analysis can find faults in Digital Systems Minimum, typical, and worst case analysis can be performed to check for timing problems in the design. Delays and constraints can be user defined or specified from part libraries in text files.
All files are text formatted so the user can easily add, modify, or create new libraries.
Changing clock frequencies, signal parameters, or library parts allows the user to quickly check functionality with slower parts or higher frequencies. It is being tested on Windows, Linux, and Solaris. Using JRE1.3 decreases memory requirements and improves performance. My goal is to provide a low cost alternative to similar programs providing many of the commonly used features and some only found in the TimingAnalyzer. During the beta testing, anyone can try the program.