#Good News Good news, everyone! LinqToStdf is now using Git, and we'll happily take pull requests that line up with the principles of the project. We owe you guys a list of those things, but we'll happily take a look at requests and let you know until we have them documented. ;) #Project Description A library for parsing/processing Standard Test Datalog Format (STDF) files, typically used in semiconductor testing. #Features
- Parsing of the general STDF file structure
- Support for Linq style queries over STDF files
- Specific support for the STDF V4 spec, including "structured" extensions. For example, get all the Parametric Test Records for a given Part (from PIR or PRR).
- Pluggable record registration. Plug in parsers for your custom records, or describe them
- Parsing of the general STDF file structure
- Support for Linq style queries over STDF files
- Specific support for the STDF V4 spec, including "structured" extensions. For example, get all the Parametric Test Records for a given Part (from PIR or PRR).
- Pluggable record registration. Plug in parsers for your custom records, or describe them via attributes and let the library create the parsers for you on the fly.
- Tolerance for corrupt/malformed files
- Pluggable policy for errors. For example, you can throw on any errors, or take other actions appropriate for your scenario like repair.
- Pluggable corruption detection and recovery
- Generation of "missing" data (such as part/bin/test summaries)
- High performance, tunable for a broad range of scenarios
- STDF file generation, especially as a result of processing existing files.
- Pluggable filters, allowing a wide range of behavior such as data transform
- Built-in filters for things like synthesizing summary records and enforcing STDF V4 record ordering.
- "Pre-compiled" queries, allowing you to leverage the richness of the API and the performance of a single-use parser.
##[We need corrupt STDFs]!
#General Overview For a general overview, go see the [Basic Idea]
#Motivation Discover the [Motivation] behind the library.
#Example Usage See [Example Usage]