Re: Interfacint to gschem
Peter Kaiser <[email protected]>
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Nice the hear that I can use the same netlister for gnucap as well as for ngspice. The next step now is to ensure that I can use the same schematic symbols for both. do you have any experiance with that? The goal would be to have the one library, one schematic and the choice of two simulators. Peter Am Sonntag, 2. Januar 2005 23:22 schrieb Stuart Brorson: > Hi Peter -- > > I understand that some folks have been using spice-sdb to create > GnuCap schematics. The GnuCap syntax is close to that of SPICE. > > Gschem has a bunch of GnuCap directives in the spice symbols > directory. Alternatively, you can use a spice directive box and put > arbitrary strings in in order to issue GnuCap commands. > > Personally, I like to generate netlists with non-number names (such as > Vin or Vcollector). If you also use non-number netnames, make sure > you issue the GnuCap command ".option namednodes" before you read in > the netlist. Otherwise, GnuCap will barf when it tries to read in > non-number netnames. > > Please post any problems you experience using spice-sdb here. I will > try to then fix spice-sdb so that it is completely compatible with > GnuCap. > > Stuart > > > Hello, > > > > I am new with gnucap and I want to draw my schematics with gschem. > > > > Are here any people with experience how I can simulate circuit, drawn > > with gschem? > > > > Peter > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Gnucap-devel mailing list > > [email protected] > > http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucap-devel