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My guess is that for Python 3 compatibility, you have to change line 64 from "except ValueError, ve:" to "except ValueError as ve:"

My setup: - Client is a Macbook Pro 2021 - Host is a Raspberry Pi 4 running Raspbian 10 - working as AP with a CSL Computer USB Wifi stick...

Unfortunately something similar happens on Linux. Version: gtkwave v3.3.107, 64 bit on Linux Mint, built from github. Things do work when I set the radix to **signed** decimal: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12519860/91094106-a3eec200-e65a-11ea-9dd1-1253b3828d7d.png) Weirdly...

5574d0b seems to have fixed this. I checked my original testbench where I initially noticed the faulty behavior, and the displayed values are now correct for both signed and unsigned...