Re: gEDA-user: tclspice

[sdb@xxxxxxxxxx (Stuart Brorson)]

> I installed it but Is there no gui for ng-spice ?

Umm, ngspice -- like most SPICEs -- is a CLI (command line interface)
driven program.  You can draw your schematic using gschem and then
create SPICE netlists using "gnetlist -g spice-sdb".  Then you import
your SPICE netlist into ngspice and type commands to the program to
do your simulation.  

GEDA has a graphical user interface program for ngspice called
"GSpiceUI".  You can try using it.  The thing it does for you is
replace the CLI with a graphical menuing interface which drives
ngspice.  

If you want a point-and-drool SPICE simulator with a like the old PSpice,
browse over to the Linear Tech site and dowload LTSpice/SWCadIII.  It
is a SPICE simulator with a nice schematic capture front end.  It's
freeware, but not open-source.

Stuart