| C Library (Source code) |
Example programs to use Phoenix
interface are
inside /usr/phoenix/c.
You can edit, compile and run them. Open an X terminal and; # cd /usr/phoenix/src # cc -o digin digin.c -lphoenix (can also try ./mk digin. View the file 'mk' ) #./digin |
| Python
Library (Source code) |
Using python you can type the
commands
directly under the interpreter or by storing it to
a file. Python source of the programs under the main
menu are inside '/usr/phoenix/python'.
For example #python cro.py will start the CRO program |
| Using Scilab |
Scilab is
a package similar to Matlab and has
extensive online help. If you are interested in sampling
waveforms and learn digital
signal
processing try scilab. Here
is a sample session
to
digitize a wave form from Phoenix and do a
Fourier
transform. |
| GUI Programs |
This is the easy way, use the GUI programs already
available.
They are under the main menu. The objective of the CD is to enable you
to write similar programs for your specific experiments. |
| DOS programs |
A library and several programs written in Turbo C running under MSDOS is also available inside the directory '/usr/phoenix/dos' . You need the DOS operating system and TC compiler to run them. Due to the limitations of the DOS platform, development under DOS has been discontinued. |
