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the Tcl/Tk scripting language. The project is open-source (BSD license) and based upon the NG-Spice source code base with many improvements Features and Improvements - Fully Tcl scriptable - installs with 'package require spice' statement - Hspice syntax (SpicePP). - GUI interfaces, various (Tk). - SpiceWish (BLT graph widget) - BLT (tcl compatible) vectors for storage, manipulation and arithmetic upon Spice waveforms. - Xspice additions (Georgia Tech). - Trigger upon waveform events. - Spice 'simulator state' save and restore for rapid 'what-if' simulations (no longer need to re-simulate from the beginning each time a device value is changed). Author: Stefan Jones <stefan.jones@multigig.com> WWW: http://tclspice.sourceforge.net/ PR: ports/99399 Submitted by: Stanislav Sedov <ssedov@mbsd.msk.ru>
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TclSpice is an improved version of Berkeley Spice designed to be used with
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the Tcl/Tk scripting language. The project is open-source (BSD license)
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and based upon the NG-Spice source code base with many improvements
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Features and Improvements
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- Fully Tcl scriptable - installs with 'package require spice' statement
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- Hspice syntax (SpicePP).
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- GUI interfaces, various (Tk).
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- SpiceWish (BLT graph widget)
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- BLT (tcl compatible) vectors for storage, manipulation and arithmetic
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upon Spice waveforms.
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- Xspice additions (Georgia Tech).
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- Trigger upon waveform events.
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- Spice 'simulator state' save and restore for rapid 'what-if' simulations
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(no longer need to re-simulate from the beginning each time a
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device value is changed).
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Author: Stefan Jones <stefan.jones@multigig.com>
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WWW: http://tclspice.sourceforge.net/
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