Re: Interfacint to gschem

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


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> Hello,
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> 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
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