gigaryno/finalproject

Final Project for CSI-230

How To Use

Car Data Visualizer

Breif: This is a program that takes input of a CSV file from the COBB Accessport which was a datalog of me driving my car. it will then take this file parse through it and then take that very hard to read data and put it in a graph so it is much easier to see what is happening.

Example Command: main -o test.csv

Key: there is only 2 arguments that are needed to be passed in. The first is using (dash) you can chose from the 10 following options

• o = Oil Tempature

• r = RPMs

• b = Boost

• t = Transmission Tempature

• f = Fuel Pressure

• m = Intake Manifold Temp

• q = Req Torque

• a = Air/Fuel Ratio

• c = Coolant Tempatures

• i = Ignition Timing

• If not option is selected it will throw error saying no arguements and the exit.

Note: The X-axis is always going to stay the same because for easy reability I made it so that ever the option they choose is always over time.

Libraries Used

• I used pbPlot as a library to make the graphs

During Project Process

Final Project for CSI-230

• Made the main frame for the project
• having a hard time finding a good graph library
• Added test.csv file to be able to get it on my VM and to test with real data
• Adding checks for arguments
• Added graph_utils.cpp & graph_utils.h to be able to parse through the CSV file
• started to add arguments in and starting to link them to the CSV processing
• Added 2 arguments to call (RPM & Boost for now) I hope to add more when I get the graph going. Trying to size it back for now till I get it working flawlessly then I will add more
• Added pbPlots which is a c++ library that makes making graphs easy
• I had issues havign processCSV in the other graph_utils.cpp so I brought it back over to the main.cpp file and also put the PrintVector function into the graph_utils.
• Updated all nessecery files
• Figured out a way to condense my code by half
• Program makes a graph like supposed to
• Decided that 32 options was too much so I only implememted 10 of the most important ones to have\
• Works flawlessly
• Cleaning Code up and checking over requirements
• I watched the video back like 6 times and tried for about an hour to get the shared object lib to work but it has failed so instead of wasting time I moved on and will take the points on it. I kept getting a error. here is a screen shot https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JMttmGoSrf97W4w9KVs2Bu5TBHP6xWiwwDsdCYJLpss/edit?usp=sharing