Release v1.1.4

Release v1.1.4

• Visual improvements when mouse on events

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.1.4/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.1.3/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.5 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.4)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.1.4/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.1.4\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.1.4\visualizer\.

Release v1.1.3

Release v1.1.3

• Visual improvements when mouse on events

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.1.3/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.1.3/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.5 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.4)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.1.3/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.1.3\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.1.3\visualizer\.

Release v1.1.2

Release v1.1.2

• Various terminology improvements

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.1.2/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.1.2/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.5 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.4)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.1.2/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.1.2\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.1.2\visualizer\.

Release v1.1.1

Release v1.1.1

• Various terminology improvements

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.1.1/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.1.1/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.5 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.4)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.1.1/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.1.1\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.1.1\visualizer\.

Release v1.1.0

Release v1.1.0

• The start and end values can each now have a name associated with them.
• Other general improvements

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.1.0/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.1.0/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.4 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.3)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.1.0/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.1.0\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.4\visualizer\.

Release v1.0.4

Release v1.0.4

• Various small improvements to the visualizer

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.0.4/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.0.4/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.4 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.3)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.0.4/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.0.4\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.4\visualizer\.

Release v1.0.3

Release v1.0.3

• Minor improvements to the rollover info in the visualizer
• Improved the example code

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.0.3/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.0.3/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.4 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.3)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.0.3/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.0.3\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.3\visualizer\.

Release v1.0.2

Release v1.0.2

• Minor improvements to the visualizer
• Fixed some macro argument names in the example code

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.0.2/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.0.2/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.4 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.3)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.0.2/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.0.2\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.2\visualizer\.

Release v1.0.1

Release v1.0.1

• Fixed zoom issue when event times were not shift to zero
• Fixed issue where histogram or event info would not show if folders had previously been collapsed.
• Added some more strict checking to the Mac/Linux Makefiles

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 20.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.0.1/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.0.1/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 12.0 (Monterey), using Xcode 13.1)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.0.1/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.0.1\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.1\visualizer\.

Initial Release

Initial Release Contents

• Source code to compile into your application to record and save events
• Examples to to show the basics of event recording, and an example to test various clocks
• A graphical visualizer to display the recorded events

You can download the source code or one of the pre-built packages, which contains the pre-compiled visualizer (a nice convenience). No matter which package you choose, it comes with the examples and the event recording source code needed to instrument your application with events.

Linux Package (built on Ubuntu 18.04)

To run UnikornViewer from the command line:

> Unikorn-1.0.0/visualizer/UnikornViewer.sh

If it fails to run, it may be because of missing system libraries. To determine the missing libraries, do the following:

> cd Unikorn-1.0.0/visualizer
> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.
> export QT_DEBUG_PLUGINS=1
> ./UnikornViewer

This should identify missing libraries that need to be installed. For example, on Ubuntu Linux, you might need the library libxcb-xinerama.so.0:

> sudo apt install libxcb-xinerama0

Mac OSX package (built on OSX 11.6 (Big Sur), using Xcode 13.1)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on app icon Unikorn-1.0.0/visualizer/UnikornViewer.

Windows package (built on Windows 10)

To run UnikornViewer, double click on the app icon Unikorn-1.0.0\visualizer\UnikornViewer.exe. If it fails to run you may need to install the Visual Studio redistribution package vc_redist.x64.exe, which is also in Unikorn-1.0.0\visualizer\.