For end-users
The YAWTb will possibly never reach a stable status. Use it at your own risk.
You can download the YAWTb here :
An old PDF documentation is distributed under various forms ( html| ps.gz| pdf)
but (in matlab)
>> yahelp <yawtb_function>
will provide you most of the requested explanations about any <yawtb_function>,
and
>> yademo <yawtb_function>
the requested demonstrations.
New (04/15/07): Ubuntu package of the YAWTb available (Thanks to V. Boucher)!
Update your repository by adding (through synaptic, package manager, or manually in your /etc/apt/sources.list) one of the three following lines (according to your distribution) :
deb http://www.fyma.ucl.ac.be/ubuntu dapper contribdeb http://www.fyma.ucl.ac.be/ubuntu edgy contribdeb http://www.fyma.ucl.ac.be/ubuntu feisty contrib
and then run
sudo apt-get updateapt-get install yawtb
or use synaptic/package manager and select yawtb for install after update.
For anonymous users
Anonymous users can browse directly the cvs repository by clicking on View CVS in the left menu of this site.
A cvs access is also possible through the pserver protocol of our repository.
On Unixes, enter this command
>> cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@rhea.tele.ucl.ac.be:/home/cvs co yawtb
(or an equivalent procedure under Windows or Mac. Not tested)
For developpers only
For a cvs access to YAWTb, enter the two commands:
>> export CVS_RSH=ssh ## or ssh1 or ssh2
>> cvs -z3 -d[unixname]@rhea.tele.ucl.ac.be:/home/cvs co yawtb
where [unixname] is your developper alias name. If you want to become a YAWTb developper, send a mail to L. Jacques
Next, to perform an update of your repository, enter the following command inside your directory:
>> cvs update -d -A
where the '-d' is there to import new subdirectories, and the '-A' allows updating of the major cvs-repository.