How to call Xyce from MATLAB?

I used serial Xyce in windows. And I could call the xyce function from matlab by using this

system('Xyce ~/Xyce/build/circuitfile.cir');

But, what is the analogy of that in Ubuntu?

PS: I used to call matlab.exe in cygwin while using windows and then matlab calls this function

system('Xyce ~/Xyce/build/circuitfile.cir');

in my project in the computing segment.

Also, how can I set the number of cores to be used in parallel xyce?

Xyce is an electronic simulator https://xyce.sandia.gov/documentation/BuildingGuide.html whose source code is available here.

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

The command would probably be the same as long as Xyce was in a directory that is on your shell path.

Note that most of your shell initializations are not run when MATLAB invokes a shell, because the invoked shell is not interactive. https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/27762-executing-unix-commands-set-in-path-in-matlab-does-not-work-with-unix-command#comment_194290