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Tools
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Several tools are available to ensure ``libuca`` works as expected. All
of them are located in ``build/test/`` and some of them are installed
with ``make installed``.
``uca-camera-control`` -- simple graphical user interface
---------------------------------------------------------
Records and shows frames. Moreover, you can change the camera properties in a
side pane:
.. image:: uca-gui.png
``uca-grab`` -- grabbing frames
-------------------------------
Grab with frames with ::
$ uca-grab --num-frames=10 camera-model
store them on disk as ``frames.tif`` if ``libtiff`` is installed,
otherwise as ``frame-00000.raw``, ``frame-000001.raw``. The raw format
is a memory dump of the frames, so you might want to use
`ImageJ <http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/>`__ to view them. You can also
specify the output filename or filename prefix with the ``-o/--output``
option::
$ uca-grab -n 10 --output=foobar.tif camera-model
Instead of reading exactly *n* frames, you can also specify a duration
in fractions of seconds::
$ uca-grab --duration=0.25 camera-model
``uca-benchmark`` -- check bandwidth
------------------------------------
Measure the memory bandwidth by taking subsequent frames and averaging
the grabbing time::
$ ./benchmark mock
# --- General information ---
# Sensor size: 640x480
# ROI size: 640x480
# Exposure time: 0.000010s
# type n_frames n_runs frames/s MiB/s
sync 100 3 29848.98 8744.82
async 100 3 15739.43 4611.16
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