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Memory maps are very useful for giving an overview of a computer system. One system may have multiple maps (such as a multi-core system, an 8051-like system, or a system with multiple buses).
It is an interesting idea. wavedrom uses bit-filed rendering from this package: https://github.com/drom/bitfield , where related issues have to be filed.
Memory maps are very useful for giving an overview of a computer system. One system may have multiple maps (such as a multi-core system, an 8051-like system, or a system with multiple buses).
Memory maps are similar to
reg
objects turned on their side with non-uniform spacing. Other packages have abusedreg
-like constructs to give satisfactory memory maps (e.g. http://www.martin-demling.de/2011/06/memory-maps-in-latex-using-the-bytefield-package/).It would be nice for Wavedrom to support generation of memory maps.
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