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2) Navigate to the directory where you saved alogParse
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cd Documents\alogParse
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3) Run alogParse
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alogParse.exe --help
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--help should tell you everything you need to know to use alogParse, though there are some more detailed notes below. It's easiest to pass an alog file to alogParse if you first copy the logfile to the same directory. Then you can run alogParse using a command such as:
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alogParse.exe mylog.alog --sync_period=0.2 NAV_X NAV_Y
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AcommsParse, as the name implies, is specifically for parsing acomms transmission and reception messages. It provides one line for each reception or transmission, splitting all the available information into separate columns.
Usage
AcommsParse has the same usage as AlogParse, except instead of defining a sync_variable or sync_period, you tell it to look for acomms receptions or acomms transmissions using the --receive and --transmit flags. In addition to the acomms information, any additional variables requested will be synced to the acomms receptions/transmissions. The backsearch option can be used in the same way as it is for alogParse.