• CLI Tool to transcode measurement data
  • Usage
  • How to build
  • How to use example
  • License
  • Acknowledgments

Climgal (CommandLIne Measurement processinG AppLication) is an open source tool to read and write different types of data used by measurement soft- and hardware. The tool utilize the readerlib.

Climgal - CommandLIne Measurement processinG AppLication

    Usage:
      climgal --file=<file> [--begin=<time>] [--end=<time>] [--resolution=<hz>] [--format=<format>]
      climgal (-h | --help)
      climgal --version

    Options:
      -h --help          Show this screen.
      --version          Show version.
      --file=<file>      Input file (Supported Formats: .meta, .grim, .dlog, .psi, .csv, .xml)
      --begin=<time>     Output only data after the begin time (in seconds) [default: 0.0]
      --end=<time>       Output only data befor the end time (in seconds). If end < begin, ignore end [default: -1.0]
      --resolution=<hz>  Resolution in Hz. If resolution <= 0, ignore it [default: -1]
      --format=<format>  Output format (Supported Formats: csv, xml, dlog, svg). [default: xml]

If a source format doesn't support out of the box a fixed resolution, a resolution needs to be given. The tool outputs the new measurement via standard output which allows easy handling with other tools.

git clone --recursive https://github.com/MeasureTools/climgal.git climgal
cd climgal
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make

climgal --file=example.csv --begin=10 --end=20 --resolution=1 --format=dlog > output.dlog

In this example, the measurement example.csv is our source. Only samples between 10s (begin) and 20s (end) are used to write the new measurement data. Also the resolution is set to 1Hz. If the source measurement has a higher or lower resolution, the data is resampled according to the new samplerate. As output format dlog was chosen which is a format used by Keysight. Finally the new measurement data is saved to the file output.dlog.

This project is licensed under a modified BSD 1-Clause License with an additional non-military use clause - see the LICENSE file for details.

• TU Dortmund Embedded System Software Group which made this release possible