A couple more pointers from the
Hackaday article:
Quote:
There are other applications out there.
Drawtiming looks good, but we can’t quite get our head around the file format and the graphic output isn’t as flexible as we’d like: it only outputs GIF and we’re more into SVG because it can be edited easily after the fact.
There are font-based solutions that let you “type” the timing diagrams. We found
Xwave and “
Timing Diagram Font“. These work but aren’t particularly flexible; if you want something to happen at odd times, you’re out of luck.
Today they had a new article about sequence diagrams and flowcharts - would be nice if this tool could also do block diagrams. See the in-browser editor here:
http://knsv.github.io/mermaid/live_editor/There might well be further pointers in the comments to these two articles.
See also our previous discussion on tools for block diagrams:
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