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Starting from this version, please note that the configuration file was renamed from Config.ini to FETAnal.config, which bears more functions
Optimized user interface (For Windows users)
Users can now create a desktop shortcut with preset setups by simply double-clicking CreateDesktopShortcuts.exe (For Windows users)
The executable is now compiled by Nuitka, which translates Python into a C level program and runs twice as fast as the native CPython interpreter! (For Windows users)
The release package switched to a better backend for GUI (Tk/Tcl → Qt for Windows users, MacOS → Tk/Tcl or Qt for Mac users)
Experimental features:
Customizable window size
Automatic placement of the the console window (for Windows only) and the figure window so that they will not overlap
Changed the figure title to the name of the input file
Which to download
For Windows
CLab_Win_Release.NICSA_1.081+FETAnal_1.041.zip: Now a combined package of FETAnal and NICSA on Windows, CLab, is released! It takes up about the same space as either of the modules but does both modules' job.
For users in mainland China: 嫌G站下载慢的可以移步百度网盘(提取码: csme)
FETAnal_1.041_Win_Release.zip: It is recommended to use the compiled program, because it is now a C-level program and runs much faster.
If you have already downloaded CLab, there is no need to download this one as well
For either package, you will need Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015-2019 installed (Download here); otherwise, the system will prompt you that "vcruntime140.dll is missing." However, it is very likeyly that you have already installed it because a lot of other softwares depend on it
Starting from this version, the dev package will no longer be under maintenance. Please refer to previous versions if you must use it
For Mac OS
FETAnal_1.041_Mac.zip: Fortunately, Python 2.7 with Matplotlib 1.3 and Numpy 1.8 was built-in to Mac OS X. However, the library lacks xlrd, and thus it should be set up additionally; Or, if you do not want to deal with those pip stuff, we provide this package with xlrd 1.2.0 integrated