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This option requires that you supply (i) data files, and (ii) a configuration file. The mechanics of doing this are shown in the following links: | This option requires that you supply (i) data files, and (ii) a configuration file. The mechanics of doing this are shown in the following links: | ||
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Revision as of 04:59, 20 August 2021
FIA can be configured in two ways, depending on how you want to call the program:
Calling FIA from the command line
This option requires that you supply (i) data files, and (ii) a configuration file. The mechanics of doing this are shown in the following links:
Data files for FIA
Setting up a configuration file
Running FIA from Windows
Running FIA from Linux
Windows
To run FIA, open a command prompt and type
fia64 -c <name_of_configuration_file.cnf>
For instance, if your configuration file is called test.cnf, type
fia64 -c test.cnf
Calling FIA from code
This option requires that you supply (i) data as in-memory arrays, (ii) calls to configuration functions that set up how you want to run the analysis, and (iii) suitable code to call FIA from your coding environment.