Hint: there are some useful extras in the development section

Last update sources: 2020/08/01
Last update Windows binaries: 2011/02/16

List of changes since 2004/02/23

If you can, install Python first, and skip to the next section

You need this on Windows if you want to use the Graphical User Interface (GUI), and if you don't have Python installed (big file):

L04-win-python.zip

After unzipping, the command line tools are in the directory RuG-L04\bin\windows. If you wish, you can move these programs to some location in your PATH.

The GUI is named pyL04.exe and is located in the directory RuG-L04\pyL04exe. You can run a small demo by double clicking pyL04.exe, and choose: File → Open → demo → Project.ini.

If you have Python installed, you can use this archive:

L04-win.zip

After unzipping, the command line tools are in the directory RuG-L04\bin\windows. If you wish, you can move these programs to some location in your PATH.

The GUI is named pyL04.py and is located in the directory RuG-L04\pyL04. You can run a small demo by double clicking pyL04.py, and choose: File → Open → demo → Project.ini.

All other users, download this:

L04-src.tar.gz

This software should compile with any C compiler, on any platform. It has been tested with gcc on Linux, HP-UX, and Windows 98.

After unpacking, go to the directory RuG-L04/src and run the make command. When make has finished, you'll find the results in the directory RuG-L04/bin. Copy those programs to a directory that is in your PATH.

The GUI is named pyL04.py and is located in the directory RuG-L04/pyL04. To run this GUI from any directory, add the directory to your PATH, or make a symbolic link from pyL04.py to a directory in your PATH. Copying just this file, or making a hard link won't work, because then the program can't find its module files.

There is a small demo in RuG-L04/pyL04/demo. Change to that directory, run pyL04.py from the command line, and choose: File → Open → Project.ini.

Material under development.