Re: missing info in the models tarballs.

>>> Nosy question that nobody will answer:  How many of the
>>> > > commercial proprietary simulators use gcc under the hood?
>> >
>> > I'll answer.  It appears that spectre uses gcc to compile some models at
>> > netlist time.
>> >
>> > There are a handful of files that match:
>> > netlist/input.ahdlcmi/obj/SunOS5.9+gcc/optimize/*.o
>> > in an old sim directory I had lying around.
>
>So does (synopsys) nanosim, which I've witnessed seg-fault on gcc.  :S

Hspice is using gcc as well.

I don't mind compiling models as long as it works in every situation.
And there are only two ways of achieving this: preparing packets for
each (Linux) distribution version&architecture, or shipping a bundle
of gnucap, gcc and other devel tools. I don't want to see queue daemon
halting my tasks only because it decided to run them on a host with
gcc installed in another directory.

\R.