Re: gEDA-user: Re: change from ngspice to gnucap

[sdb@xxxxxxxxxx (Stuart Brorson)]

You can use gspiceui to partially automate the use of ngspice or
gnucap.  If you don't already have it, you can grab it from the gEDA
website. 

However, I do agree with the other posters who said that you should
get used to the command line, since when you become more advanced you
will find that it is much more powerful than using a point-and-drool
interface.  Using Makefiles to automate building your project is just
one such example of the power of unix's command line.

Stuart



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> Stuart Brorson wrote:
> > The geda program manager is deprecated.  It hasn't been updated in
> > several years, and is showing signs of age.  I suggest you just run
> > the tools from the command line. 
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> > Alternately, you can hack the source to run gnucap.
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> > HTH and fG,
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> > Stuart
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> >> Hi,
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> >> how do I change the Programm ngspice to gnucap under the Geda GUI ?
> >> There is no Button to execute gnucap.
> >> Only for ngspice.
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> >> mfg Markus
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> Thanks for your fast Answer,
> but is there any GUI to build the Netlist or another Workaround.
> I know that i could do this manually by Hand, but
> for larger Circuits i think, thats an disadvatage.
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> mfg Markus
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