PSBoardDataBase/src/parse_clock.jl
Wataru Otsubo dda24bc68a new(create_database_from_exported_csvs): integrate slave log temp result
- breaking: add three columns(power_3v3d, power_3v3a, power_n3va) to single_result_table
- modified sql statements in functions in import_data.jl to have more meaning
- integrate to main `create_database_from_exported_csvs` func
2024-11-01 23:27:58 +09:00

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module ClockParser
export get_skew
function _parse_line(line::AbstractString)
time, high, _ = split(line)
parse(Float64, time), parse(Float64, high)
end
"""
get_skew(file::T) where {T <: AbstractString} -> Union{Float64, Missing}
Get skew from clock result file `file`.
It returns `missing` for invalid files.
To see the detailed reason, increase log level to `DEBUG`.
Invalid cases are:
- first line has >0 counts => "Unexpected first line"
- no measurement has >500 counts => "Clock skew out of range"
"""
function get_skew(file::T) where {T <: AbstractString}
# @debug "file: $(file)"
lines = Iterators.Stateful(eachline(file))
was_0_before = false
# criteria is changed from QAQC for skew parsing
let
first_line = popfirst!(lines)
time, high = _parse_line(first_line)
if high == 0
was_0_before = true
end
end
time_and_counts = Iterators.map(_parse_line, lines)
for (time, high) in time_and_counts
if high == 0
was_0_before = true
elseif was_0_before && high >= 500
return time
end
end
@debug "Clock skew out of range (file: $(file))"
return missing
end
"""
search_oscillation(file::T) where {T <: AbstractString}
Search oscillation (two or more rise up) for clock measurement file.
"""
function count_riseup(file::T) where {T <: AbstractString}
lines = Iterators.Stateful(eachline(file))
rising_count = 0
first_line = popfirst!(lines)
is_high = let
time, high = _parse_line(first_line)
high >= 500
end
time_and_counts = Iterators.map(_parse_line, lines)
for (time, high) in time_and_counts
if !is_high && high >= 500
is_high = true
rising_count += 1
elseif is_high && high < 500
is_high = false
end
end
return rising_count
# lines = eachline(file)
# time_and_counts = Iterators.map(_parse_line, lines)
# is_high = Iterators.map(time_and_counts) do (time, counts)
# counts >= 500
# end
# edges = Iterators.map(accumulate((p, n) -> (n, !p[1] & n), is_high, init = (false, false))) do x
# _prev, edge = x
# edge
# end
#
# return sum(edges)
end
"""
Return Tuple of
- skew (first time >500)
- rise up full (last 0 to first 1000)
If clock is abnormal (i.e., which returns `missing` when [`get_skew`](@ref) is applied),
this returns Tuple of 2 `missing`s.
"""
function get_skew_and_riseup(file::T) where {T <: AbstractString}
lines = Iterators.Stateful(eachline(file))
last_low_time = missing
first_high_time = missing
skew = missing
is_rised = false
let
_time, high = _parse_line(popfirst!(lines))
if high == 0
last_low_time = time
end
end
for line in lines
time, high = _parse_line(line)
if high == 0
last_low_time = time
elseif !ismissing(last_low_time) && !is_rised && high >= 500
skew = time
is_rised = true
elseif !ismissing(skew) && high == 1000
first_high_time = time
break
end
end
if first_high_time === missing
@debug "Clock skew out of range"
return (missing, missing)
end
return (skew, first_high_time - last_low_time)
end
end # module ClockParser