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microAnalyzer

MicroAnalyzer is a software that allows users to maintain a project data belonging to a particular microchip. It is also possible to perform basic analysis above the bitmap image data. Functions for layers combinations of the given data are available as well.

Version

1.0 - linux edition

Installation

First of all, as prerequisites you have to have installed the following libraries, ideally of the same version. Compatibility with different versions of the libraries is not guaranteed.

  • Qt 5.2.1
  • OpenCV 3.1.0
  • Boost 1.54

For a case that you need to configure paths to the libraries manually, please edit file microAnalyzer.pro which contains the basic configurations for the compilation.

It the case everything is installed and configured properly in your operating system, the code will compile for you with use of the following command line commands:

$ qmake
$ make microAnalyzer

For speeding up the compilation on multicore/multithread systems, you can use parameter -jX, where X is recommended to be your approx. the amount of cores of the machine - e.g. on 8 core system you can use -j8 as follows:

$ make microAnalyzer -j8

If you want to make a clean build, then use the following command set:

$ make clean
$ qmake
$ make microAnalyzer

Running the application

The following command performed in the directory with compiled binary will run the application:

$ ./microAnalyzer

Use of the application is intuitive - load images into Background layers (File->Import image), perform analyses (menu Tools) with use of these background images and store the results to Analysing layers part.