Add some support for automatically displaying enums in gtkwave. #15
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The flow is basically like this: 1. An enum is written by the developer in a .sv file. The developer must use verilator directives to generate its equivalent in C++. 2. The generated enum is parsed in Python. The names of the states and corresponding values are extracted. 3. The names and values are written to a .gtkw save file. This save file can be used by the developer to display an enum's strings instead of values. Add a README.md which explains how to use this in a step-by-step guide.
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The flow is basically like this:
Add a README.md which explains how to use this in a step-by-step guide.