impulse for VS Codeimpulse is a powerful visualization and analysis workbench designed to help engineers understand, analyze, and debug complex semiconductor and multi-core software systems. It provides a seamless integration into IDE frameworks and supports a growing set of extensions, such as IoT, language IDEs, and reporting tools. With its client-server architecture, impulse divides workloads between signal-providing tasks (on a simulation or application server) and local analysis tools, ensuring efficient performance. Engineers can use their favorite web IDE to analyze logs, traces, and simulation data without transferring large amounts of data or relying on local tools. impulse’s open extension mechanisms allow users to adapt it to their specific needs. Whether defining custom data formats, implementing acquisition interfaces, creating specialized diagrams, or integrating a 3D chart engine, impulse offers unparalleled flexibility. Its lightweight frontend and powerful Java backend enable the creation of high-performance, complex analysis applications.
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Featuresimpulse offers a wide range of data formats and external interfaces through signal adaptors, providing a unified view of various data sources. Whether reading signals from log, wave, or trace files, or accessing live data streams, users can seamlessly integrate data from multiple channels. Signal adaptors allow direct connections to sources such as TCP streams, pipes, applications, external networks, serial interfaces, and data acquisition units. When dealing with multiple signal sources—such as log data from a serial interface and trace data over TCP—impulse can merge and synchronize them, ensuring accurate, comprehensive analysis across diverse systems and interfaces. Data Integration
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LicenseOur guiding principle for this and all subsequent versions is:
DocumentationEnter https://toem.io/resources/ for more information about impulse. PreferencesThe Preferences section allows users to configure various aspects of the impulse extension to suit their needs. These include server settings, debugging options, and preference storage locations. Users can modify these settings through the VS Code settings interface or by directly editing the
Preference location and formatImpulse provides flexibility in storing preferences by allowing users to choose between different storage locations. These locations can be configured for various preference categories, such as serializers, adaptors, views, and more. The available storage options are:
Default Locations for Preference Categories
To modify these preferences, use the impulse Preference editor. Changes to some settings, such as the backend server configuration, may require a restart to take effect. SourcesFind the source code of the vscode extension at https://github.com/toem/impulse.vscode. Issues and ProposalsUse https://github.com/toem/impulse.vscode/issues for issues and proposals. You may use support@toem.de for further information. |