psfparser 0.1.2

A PSF reader written in Rust
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use crate::analysis::transient::TransientData;
use crate::ascii::parse as ascii_parse;
use crate::ascii::tests::{SRAM_TINY_PSF, VDIV_SIN_PSF};
use crate::binary::parse as bin_parse;

use crate::binary::tests::{SRAM_TINY_PSFBIN, VDIV_SIN_PSFBIN};

#[test]
fn parses_vdiv_sin() {
    let ast = ascii_parse(VDIV_SIN_PSF).expect("Failed to parse transient PSF file");
    let ascii_data = TransientData::from_ascii(&ast);
    let ast = bin_parse(VDIV_SIN_PSFBIN).expect("Failed to parse transient PSF file");
    let bin_data = TransientData::from_binary(ast);
    assert_eq!(bin_data.signals.len(), 4);
    assert_eq!(
        bin_data
            .signal("time")
            .expect("should contain a time signal")
            .len(),
        16001
    );

    assert!(ascii_data.approx_eq(&bin_data, 1e-12));
}

#[test]
fn parses_sram_tiny() {
    let ast = ascii_parse(SRAM_TINY_PSF).expect("Failed to parse transient PSF file");
    let ascii_data = TransientData::from_ascii(&ast);
    let ast = bin_parse(SRAM_TINY_PSFBIN).expect("Failed to parse transient PSF file");
    let bin_data = TransientData::from_binary(ast);
    assert_eq!(bin_data.signals.len(), 1321);
    assert_eq!(
        bin_data
            .signal("time")
            .expect("should contain a time signal")
            .len(),
        201
    );

    assert!(ascii_data.approx_eq(&bin_data, 1e-12));
}