[ILUG] Digital waveform editor for linux?

[Frank Duignan]

Would scilab be any use - its a general purpose maths/simulation environment
similar to matlab (if that means anything to you).  You can program it to
generate waveforms etc. with reasonable ease.
f.

On 5/22/06, Ronan Cunniffe <ronan at iaa.es> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>     I need to bit-bang a device via a controller that accepts tables of
> binary waveforms.  Building the tables by hand is doable, but what I
> really need is a graphical editor (I'll be twiddling and tuning for
> weeks, and other very-definitely-non-coders may return to make changes
> later).
>
>     I tried Google and Freshmeat, but just learned more about voice
> synthesis and audio editing than I really had in mind.  (Waveforms are
> apparently stored in binary, you see. Grrr.)
>
>     Vast ranges of features are not important - I've got 6 control
> lines, and  fairly short patterns in multiple tables.  Open source would
> be very useful - I'd rather hack the output driver to produce what I
> need directly than write a separate converter.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ronan
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