manzmike / histogram_raspberrypi

Using the Input of Python Libs we then create a histogram with a Raspberry Pi Camera.

# TTL Board Description Handler

This project provides a C++ class (`TTL_board`) for managing and manipulating the description of a TTL board. The program is designed for the EGRE 347 course, Spring 2022, and includes functionalities such as setting and getting the board's attributes, as well as input/output operations with files.

## Features

- Initialize a TTL board with default or specified attributes.
- Set and get board attributes:
  - Part number
  - Part name
  - Description
  - Family
  - Package
  - VCC levels
  - VIH and VIL levels
- Load a TTL board's attributes from an input file.
- Unload (or write) a TTL board's attributes to an output file.
- Display the board's details in a standardized format.

## Requirements

- C++ compiler (e.g., g++, clang++)
- Standard C++ libraries (iostream, string, fstream, iomanip)

## Compilation

To compile the project, make sure you have the required `SSI.h` header file. The compilation might look like:

```bash
g++ -o program_name your_cpp_file_name.cpp

Usage

After creating an object of the TTL_board class, you can:

1. Set various attributes using the provided setter methods.
2. Get any attributes using the provided getter methods.
3. Load the board's data from an input file using the load() method.
4. Write the board's data to an output file using the unload() method.
5. Display the board's details using the print() method.

Sample Methods

• Set_Number: Set the part number of the board.
• Get_Number: Retrieve the part number of the board.
• load: Load board details from an input file.
• unload: Write board details to an output file.

Notes

Make sure you understand the format and structure of the input file if you are using the load() method. The sequence and format of data in the input file should match the expected structure in the load() method.

Acknowledgments

• Programmer: Michael Lindsay
• Instructor: Robert Klenke

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