OpenWire Studio version beta 1 is officially released.
OpenWire Studio is a graphical development and execution environment: No other software compilers or IDEs are required.
It is designed to be extremely easy to use even by the most inexperienced users, while at the same time including very powerful and advanced features for the power users.
You can download the beta installer (or a Zip file) from the product page or our downloads section.
Below is a screenshot demonstrating an application with two dozen components wired together to perform a video stream transformation while simultaneously performing various calculations while rendering the results to various gauges, displays, and charts. All of this by simply selecting components from the palette and Drag, Draw, Run.
The application is panned to an area of the diagram showing the AVI player (1), which is streaming video data to the ImageDisplay (2) and to a GrayScale converter (3), which is connected to a second ImageDisplay (4); note, however, that this second ImageDisplay is not gray, because the GrayScale converter is being cycled ON/OFF by having its Enabled pin connect to the Out pin of the FlipFlop component (5). Also, note that this is being run in Visual Debug mode, and the audio stream data is being shown in a pop-up debug window because the mouse cursor (6)is hovering over the yellow wire coming from the Audio OutputPin of the AVIPlayer (1):
OpenWire Studio Demo 2 in Debug Mode