1VCD2VZT(1) Filetype Conversion VCD2VZT(1)
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6 vcd2vzt - Converts VCD files to VZT files
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9 vcd2vzt [option]... [VCDFILE] [VZTFILE]
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12 Converts VCD files to VZT files.
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15 -v,--vcdname <filename>
16 Specify VCD input filename.
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18 -l,--vztname <filename>
19 Specify VZT output filename.
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21 -d,--depth <value>
22 Specify 0..9 gzip compression depth, default is 4.
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24 -m,--maxgranule <value>
25 Specify number of granules per section, default is 8. One gran‐
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28 -b,--break <value>
29 Specify break size (default = 0 = off). When the break size is
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33 -z,--ziptype <value>
34 Specify zip type (default = 0 gzip, 1 = bzip2). This allows you
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40 -t,--twostate
41 Forces MVL2 twostate mode (default is MVL4). When enabled, the
42 trace will only store 0/1 values for binary facilities. This is
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46 -r, --rle
47 Uses an bitwise RLE compression on the value table. Default is
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52 -h,--help
53 Show help screen.
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59 Note that you should specify dumpfile.vcd directly or use "-" for
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62 vcd2vzt dumpfile.vcd dumpfile.lxt --depth 9 --break 1073741824
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66 vcd2vzt dumpfile.vcd dumpfile.lxt --depth 9 --maxgranule 512
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75 Anthony Bybell <bybell@nc.rr.com>
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78 vzt2vcd(1) lxt2vcd(1) vcd2lxt2(1) gtkwave(1)
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