erroranalyzer
This package is a Python wrapper to call the ErrorAnalyzer shared library.
To import the package with the necessary functions and classes write:
from erroranalyzer import eaAnalyzer, eaAnalyzersFinal
Creating your first analyzer is as easy as doing:
# Create the first analyzer, 8 Bit, unsigned
my_analyzer = eaAnalyzer("Analyzer 1", 8, False)
To add samples to your analyzer call the function:
my_analyzer.add_sample(data_read=1, data_expected=2, time=1000)
At the end print the final report:
eaAnalyzersFinal()
Environment Variables
Set EA_ROOT to point to the directory containing the license file. Otherwise the trial version will be used.
Set EA_CONFIG to point to the directory containing the config file. Otherwise the standard configuration will be used.
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