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bkelly1319-May-13 15:55
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I am using Visual Studio 2008 on a Windows 7 machine to generate a utility to validate TMATS and Chapter 10 file. These are standardized files used in telemetry systems. The files begin with a text based description of the data (7 bit ASCII) followed by large amounts of telemetry data in binary format. The binary data will not be shown, but there are some validation checks to be done.

In the text based preamble there are about ten different major sections, some rather long. Each section describes some aspect of the data. The basic format is an identifier that ends with a colon, followed by text that ends with a semicolon. The next identifier follows.

My plan is a separate dialog or window for each. The user will be able to edit the data and write out to a new file.

I am unsure as to the best solution type. So far I am leaning towards an MFC application with single document support. (Only one file will be open for reading only, and a new file optionally opened for writing.) The next best option seems to be with Dialog support. Or maybe someone will suggest something else completely.

This will be open source code posted on my web site for others in the telemetry industry to use and comment on. I plan to make all the classes and code as simple as I can so it can be ported to other systems. But I will not go to extreme lengths for portability.

I am fairly good at writing code, but on the lower end of intermediate for Visual Studio.

Pleas make your suggestions.
Thanks for your time
If you work with telemetry, please check this bulletin board: http://www.bkelly.ws/irig_106/

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