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gaw3: gaw3 (A Free Gtk Analog Wave viewer)
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gaw3:
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gaw3: Gaw3 is a Linux software tool for displaying
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gaw3: analog waveforms from sampled datas, for example from the
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gaw3: output of simulators or input from sound cards. Data can be
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gaw3: imported to gaw3 using files, direct tcp/ip connection or
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gaw3: directly from the sound card. gaw3 is based on the Gtk2+ toolkit.
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