Re: [Fedora-electronic-lab] Re: gnucap snapshots instead of 0.35 stable

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On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 10:48 AM, Thomas Sailer wrote:
> The main problem IMO is that the "user interface" (read the command
> language) has changed significantly, to the point that pretty much none
> of my netlists that worked with 0.35 work anymore. And I have not real
> idea how to fix this, because documentation and examples are scarce.

If your netlists are opensource, can you place a copy on our FEL git
repo please ? It will serve a testing. Little by little we are setting
up a testing suite which we can use to ensure that the EDA softwares
are working on the Livedvd.
https://fedorahosted.org/fedora-electronic-lab/wiki/developers#UsingFELgitrepository

> Can you elaborate? I have characterized a couple of commercial libraries
> by now using an ngspice CVS snapshot between rework19 and rework20, and
> now with your rework20 package. Earlier versions indeed had some
> limitations (missing .measure features) that made characterizing
> advanced flops impossible, but then again pharosc doesn't have any
> advanced flops.

Indeed the .measure features were missing. Do you want to co-maintain
ngspice with me ? But if you are pulling some features from CVS, other
users will have the same issues.

As for pharosc, I had to strip winspice and other binaries from the
sources. I don't know about what exactly. However GrahamPetley
sometimes talk about them. If you need more information, it's better
to start another thread with him in CC: so that we can track every
missing feature.

Chitlesh
-- 
Chitlesh GOORAH
Fedora Electronic Lab Architect
http://spins.fedoraproject.org/fel

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