Stateye v4.2.3

Tested under
- 64bit linux, Redhat 2.4.21, gcc 2.95.2, Matlab 7.1
- 32bit linux, Redhat 2.4.21, gcc 2.95.2/3.2.3, Matlab 6.5/7.1
 
The tar file should be extracted, and from the stateye directory the complete stateye built

Linux> setenv STATEYE_INSTALL /home/me/myInstallation 
Linux> cd $STATEYE_INSTALL 
Linux> cp $SOME_WHERE_ELSE/stateye-v.x.x.x.tgz .
Linux> gzip -d stateye-v.x.x.x.tgz
Linux> tar xf stateye-v.x.x.x.tar 
Linux> cd stateye 
Linux> mkdir obj 
Linux> mkdir bin 

Make sure that the gcc, and matlab versions are correct

Linux> matlab -nodesktop
Matlab> version
Matlab> quit
Linux> gcc -v

Linux> make all 


If you have no installation of CBF-Elaborator on MS Windoiws available (used to convert the CBF-XML files to MATLAB m files), you may use the web frontend WebLaborator (see http://www.edotronik.de/stateye).

Given an elaborated file My_analysis.m this can be run from Unix by creating a sub working directory under the directory containing the s-parameters and copying the appropriate soft links into this directory along with the matlab script. Make sure that the bindirectory and scriptdirectory parameters in the settings node of the xml file have been set as below
<settings bindirectory="/home/me/myInstallation/stateye/bin 
scriptdirectory="/home/me/myInstallation/stateye/scrips" />

A full training is available from http://www.edotronik.de/stateye/