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TWINWAVE(1)	      Simulation Wave Viewer Multiplexer	   TWINWAVE(1)

NAME
       twinwave	 -  Wraps  multiple GTKWave sessions in one window or two syn‐
       chronized windows

SYNTAX
       twinwave <arglist1> <separator> <arglist2>

DESCRIPTION
       Wraps multiple GTKWave sessions with synchronized  markers,  horizontal
       scrolling, and zooming.

EXAMPLES
       To run this program the standard way type:

       twinwave filename1.vcd filename1.sav + filename2.vcd filename2.sav
	      Two synchronized viewers are then opened in one window.

       twinwave filename1.vcd filename1.sav ++ filename2.vcd filename2.sav
	      Two synchronized viewers are then opened in two windows.

LIMITATIONS
       twinwave	 uses  the GtkSocket/GtkPlug mechanism to embed two gtkwave(1)
       sessions into one window.  The amount of coupling is currently  limited
       to  communication  of  temporal	information.  Other than that, the two
       gtkwave processes are isolated from each other as if the	 viewers  were
       spawned	separately.   Keep  in	mind that using the same save file for
       each session may cause unintended behavior problems if the save file is
       written	back  to  disk:	 only  the session written last will be saved.
       (i.e., the save file isn't cloned and made  unique  to  each  session.)
       Note  that twinwave compiled against Quartz (not X11) on OSX as well as
       MinGW does not place both sessions in a single window.

AUTHORS
       Anthony Bybell <bybell@rocketmail.com>

SEE ALSO
       gtkwave(1)

Anthony Bybell			    3.3.39			   TWINWAVE(1)

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