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Publish Date: Sep 6, 2006

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MATRIXx System Requirements

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Overview

National Instruments supports the MATRIXx software suite in the hardware and software environments described in the following sections.

Table of Contents

  1. Software Requirements
  2. Hardware Requirements
  3. Compatible Compilers
  4. Related Software
  5. See Also

Software Requirements

Windows 2000/XP/NT (NT 4.0 service pack or later)
Sun Solaris 2.7 (or later)
  • MATRIXx has been tested with OpenWindows 3.x and Common Desktop Environment
  • Other X Windows-based window managers may work, however, their use is not supported

Hardware Requirements


Windows Host
  • Pentium III or equivalent processor (500 MHz recommended)
  • 64 MB of RAM (128 MB recommended)
  • Approximately 135 MB of disk space
UNIX Host
  • 128 MB of RAM (256 MB recommended)
  • 256 MB of swap space (384 MB recommended)
  • Approximately 340 MB of disk space

Compatible Compilers


Windows Host
  • C and C++: Microsoft Visual C/C++ version 6.0
  • Fortran: DIGITAL Visual Fortran version 6.0
UNIX Host
  • C and C++: SC 4.2
  • Fortran: SC 4.0

Related Software


NI LabVIEW
  • Create user interface panels for interacting with your SystemBuild simulations and visualing results
  • Connect to data acquisition hardware for taking real-world system measurements
NI LabVIEW Real-Time
  • Deploy your SystemBuild models for execution in an embedded real-time operating system
  • Quickly connect to real-world I/O for rapid control prototyping and hardware-in-the-loop test

    See Also

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