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Python module for working with STDF files
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PySTDF provides event-based stream parsing of STDF version 4, along with indexers that can help you rearrange the data into a more useful tabular form, as well as generate missing summary records or new types of derivative records.
The parser architecture is very flexible and can easily be extended to support STDF version 3 as well as custom record types.
Potential applications of PySTDF include:
* Debugging a vendor's STDF implementation
* Straight conversion to ASCII-readable form
* Repairing STDF files
* Developing an application that leverages STDF
- Conversion to tabular form for statistical analysis tools
- Loading data into a relational database
PySTDF is released under a GPL license. Applications developed with PySTDF can only be released with a GPL-compatible license. Commercial applications can purchase an alternate license agreement for closed-source distribution.
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So I've developed this simple but perhaps useful STDF browser GUI app. I ended up choosing, with as an IDE. BoaConstructor was really weird for me to use at first, but it seems to be stable enough, and its growing on me. STDF Explorer is a very basic STDF viewer. The left pane lists the sequence of STDF record types in the file, along with the file offset location of each record in hexadecimal.
The std file extension is associated with Adobe Acrobat application used to create, edit. Convert std file, view std file, play std file etc. The FreeSTDF project is about providing open source (free) resources for people out there who wish to manipulate the Standard Test Data Format (STDF).
When you click on a record on the left, the right pane will display the contents of the record. One of the cool features of the STDF explorer is that it can display contents immediately while continuing to load the rest of the file in the background. This was my first multithreaded GUI adventure (like I said, I have little GUI background) so it was fun to figure this part out. In any case, keep your $3 a day for a good cup of coffee, and go download STDF Explorer 1.1.0. I encourage you to try it out with the biggest, baddest STDF files you have -- your testing will help me improve it.
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Download: (4.7MB) Instructions: 1. Unzip and run StdfExplorer.exe 2. Open an uncompressed STDF file 3. Here's a screenshot of the STDF explorer in action.
I feel comfortable enough with the stability and structure of PySTDF to make an initial release. This release currently provides: • Modules for parsing, indexing and working with STDF data. • Several scripts that demonstrate how to use the modules to parse files and more. The stdf2atdf script is a good drop-in replacement for commercial STDF to ATDF converters. As a library, I think its pretty darned useful for working with STDF data.
As an application, 'you ain't seen nothin' yet!' Python 2.4 or greater is recommended. Windows package: UNIX package: Installation is typical of most Python distutils-generated packages. Extract the archive, 'cd' into the extracted pystdf-1.0.0 directory, and do: $ python setup.py install (On UNIX, you might need superuser privileges to install, or specify a different installation prefix on the command line. Do 'python setup.py install --help' for assistance.) Windows will install the stdf2atdf script somewhere like C: Python24 Scripts. UNIX will put it in /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin (depending on Python's installation prefix). I am currently working on two applications which will be a part of the upcoming release of PySTDF: ATDF conversion and a simple GUI STDF explorer application.
I've already checked a simple STDF to ATDF converter into SVN (). The only thing missing is that it doesn't properly format all the fields according to the ATDF spec. I don't think an ATDF to STDF converter will take much more work.
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I have been more concerned with the graphical explorer app. I've never been much for GUI development, but I really want to pull one off for this project. I would like to model the STDF data with a, which is like a table with hierarchical and expandable/collapsable sections. Eventually, sections will be groupable by: • Test head and site number • Wafer, insertion count, and part count • Test number • Bin • Maybe something else I think it's easy to do this as far as indexing the data (I'm more adept at the 'indexing the data' part) but I want a good GUI toolkit that is fast, easy to deploy, has few dependencies, and looks nice.
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As far as GUI toolkits go, I've had experience with, Windows Forms.NET, and in the past. None of them were much fun to develop with. I'm even considering a web-based front end served up from localhost and displayed in a browser component (IE on Windows, maybe Gecko on others). At least it would be more portable and reusable that way! And very skinnable with CSS. Moonu full movie.