A tool for visualizing changes to memory over time, as captured by a hardware or software RAM tracer.

This is still in the early stages of development, but this project is intended to become a graphical analysis tool for memory access traces. It is designed to handle very large log files efficiently.

To compile, requires scons, wxWidgets 2.8, sqlite3, and Boost 1.39 or later. Only requires wxWidgets and sqlite3 at runtime.

If you're using Debian or Ubuntu, the packages you need are:

scons libsqlite3-dev libwxgtk2.8-dev wx-common libboost-dev

On Mac OS, you can build using the included XCode project. Currently it assumes you have Boost installed via macports, but it only uses the header files. It uses the sqlite3 and wxWidgets libraries bundled with Mac OS 10.5 and later.

• The timeline and grid views both support keyboard navigation.

• Keyboard commands for the timeline view:

  Arrow keys Select the previous/next transfer Page up/down Go forward/backward by 100 transfers +/- Zoom in/out

• Mouse commands for the timeline view:

  Click Select the nearest transfer Drag Pan left/right Wheel Zoom in/out Shift-wheel Pan left/right

• The first transfer and the last one or two transfers are cut off. Compare the transfer list in THD with the output of 'decoder' to see this.