asamint 0.1.3

Adds high-level, convenience, integration related functions for several opensource projects.

ASAM Integration Package

asamint (ASAM integration package) integrates several automotive related opensource projects.

The projects in question projects are mainly following an mechanism-not-policy approach, but asamint aims to add higher level APIs, that could be used to implement common measurement and calibration tasks.

To put it into another words, asamint will be a command-line MCS (measurement and calibration system).

The aggregated Python projects in alphabetical order:

Project / repository	pip/PyPI name
asammdf	asammdf
objutils	objutils
pya2ldb	pya2ldb
pyxcp	pyxcp

And yes, all listed projects are Raspberry PI tested :smile:

Installation

clone / fork / download from here.

Then run

python setup.py develop

Dependencies

asamint currently doesn’t specify dependencies on its own – installing the above listed projects should be sufficient.

License

asamint is released under GPLv2 license terms.

Features

Note: At this stage, the project is highly experimental and hacky, so don’t expect stable APIs and tons of features!

Functions are basically orchestrated using ASAM MCD-2MC (A2L) files.

Some examples include (not necessarily in a working condition yet):

• Create calibration data files (ASAM CDF) from XCP slaves or HEX files.

• Setup dynamic DAQs.

• High-level API to create MDF files.

Please refer to examples directory.

Further Readings

Here’s a collection of some public accessible documents, if you want to dig deeper into the wonderworld of automotive measurement and calibration.

Miscellaneous

asamint includes some more or less useful tools.

History

0.1.0 (2020-06-25)

• First release on PyPI.