Qt library for controlling and interacting with data sources in the Baccus Lab.
(C) 2016-2017 Benjamin Naecker [email protected]
This dynamic library is intended for use in the recording software
ecosystem in the Baccus Lab at Stanford University. It is intended to provide
a consistent interface to any source of experimental data in the lab. This
is done via a BaseSource class, which defines a consistent API that all data
sources follow. Client code creates instances of one of these base classes,
which allow interacting with either MCS array devices, via the McsSource class,
HiDens array devices, via the HidensSource class, or previously recorded
data files, via the FileSource class.
The library requires
- Qt5 or greater
- C++11-compatible compiler
- Armadillo linear algebra library (for managing data from the devices)
- Doxygen (for building documentation)
To build the library, use
$ qmake && make
$ make doc # For building documentation