Getting Started

Installing the TimingAnalyzer

• Download and install the JRE Version 1.6.0 or newer if needed.

• Download the zip file.

• Unzip the downloaded TimingAnalyzer_bxx.zip in any directory

• Windows

  c:\\Apps\\TimingAnalyzer_bxx
        TimingAnalyzer.jar     --   The executable program
        start_app.py           --   Python script to start the program
        scripts                --   directory for user scripts and Python Lib
        examples               --   directory for timing diagram examples
  

• Linux and OSX

  /Users/danf/bin/TimingAnalyzer_bxx
        TimingAnalyzer.jar     --   The executable program
        start_app.py           --   Python script to start the program
        scripts                --   directory for user scripts and Python Lib
        examples               --   directory for timing diagram examples
  

Using the TimingAnalyzer without TA_HOME

• Windows Desktop

  • Make shortcut icon of TimingAnalyzer.jar on Desktop.

  • Double click TimingAnalyzer.jar icon on Desktop.

• Dos Window

  • cd c:\Apps\TimingAnalyer_bxx

  • java -jar TimingAnalyzer.jar

• Linux and OSX

  • cd /Users/danf/bin/TimingAnalyzer_bxx

  • java -jar TimingAnalyzer.jar

Using the TimingAnalyzer with TA_HOME

• In beta0.9899, the environment variable TA_HOME was added so you can start the program from any directory.

• Windows

  • Add c:\Apps\TimingAnalyzer_bxx to Path system variable

  • set TA_HOME user variable to c:\Apps\TimingAnalyzer_bxx

  • cd c:\working_dir

  • java -jar TimingAnalyzer.jar

• Linux and OSX

  • Add /Users/danf/bin/TimingAnalyzer_bxx to PATH system variable

  • set TA_HOME environment variable to /Users/danf/bin/TimingAnalyzer_bxx

  • cd /Users/danf/working_dir

  • java -jar TimingAnalyzer.jar

System Requirements

• Oracle Java JRE1.6.0 or JDK1.6.0 or newer.

• Windows, Linux, and OS X.