main.cpp

/*
	Name        : main.cpp
	Author      : Charles N. Burns (charlesnburns|gmail|com / burnchar|isu|edu)
	Date        : August 2009
	License     : GPL3. See license.txt or www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt
	Requirements: Qt 4, data to parse, any spreadsheet program.
	Notes       : Best viewed with tab width 4.
	Description : Initializes the program.

	Program description:

	This program reads from a binary data file, usually generated on an
	imbedded system, and creates a spreadsheet from that data.


	The program supports limiting the number of rows output to fit within the
	limits of common spreadsheet programs. It does this by ignoring one in N
	rows. For example, if the input data file has 400,000 rows worth of data
	and the "Limit rows" function is set to limit to 65536 rows (the limit of
	MS Excel 2003), then only one in six rows will be recorded in the
	spreadsheet. In this case, only 393,216 values would be stored in the
	output spreadsheet because 6*65,536=393,216.

	The input values can be voltages or numbers (counters),  each between 1 and
	8 bytes (8 and 64 bits).

	VOLTAGE VALUES:
	If voltages, the low and high can be set at the bottom of the window.
	A raw value of "0" will be interpreted as the "low" value, and the
	maximum value which can be stored in an unsigned integer of the selected
	number of bytes is considered the "high" value. Intermediate values are
	interpreted linearly.

	For example, if the "low" voltage is set to 0.0, the "high" is 5.0,
	and the value read is 2 bytes, then a raw value of "0" means 0.0 volts.
	A raw value of "65535" (max integer that fits in 2 bytes) means "5.0 volts",
	and a raw value of 32,767 corresponds to about 2.5 volts, which will be
	recorded in the spreadsheet as "2.50000".

	COUNTER VALUES:
	To interpret a value as a counter rather than a voltage, check the
	"count" checkbox for that value. This will make the spreadsheet's output
	show only the actual integer stored in the data file. For example, if a
	1-byte count variable contains "123", then the spreadsheet will show "123".
*/

#include "Window.h"

#ifdef STATIC // Support tools for static build.
#include <QtPlugin>
Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN(qjpeg)
Q_IMPORT_PLUGIN(qgif)
#endif

int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
	QApplication app(argc, argv);

	Window *mainWindow = new Window();
	mainWindow->show();

	return app.exec();
}