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- gcc3-ify (multi-line strings) - be explicit about the location of graph (from plotutils) to help systems which have a graph program that doesn't work here.
2003-11-05 23:31:43 +01:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.18 2003/11/05 22:31:43 dmcmahill Exp $
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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#
Update to gwave-20030804. This update is a collection of little improvements and a significant verhaul of hardcopy plot and export. Hardcopy and documentation output can now be obtained using either graph or Gnuplot. A dialog box allows choosing output formas and a few other settings. Additional plot/export filters can be plugged in by writing a suitable scheme module. There's a data-export function for extracting and saving a subset of a datafile as ascii. The stacking/drawing order of waveforms can be changed. Selected waveforms are now drawn in a highlighted style.
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DISTNAME= gwave-20030804
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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CATEGORIES= cad
MASTER_SITES= http://www.cs.unc.edu/~tell/dist/
s/netbsd.org/NetBSD.org/
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MAINTAINER= dmcmahill@NetBSD.org
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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HOMEPAGE= http://www.cs.unc.edu/~tell/gwave/
COMMENT should start with a capital letter.
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COMMENT= Viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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Use buildlink2.
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USE_BUILDLINK2= YES
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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GNU_CONFIGURE= YES
- gcc3-ify (multi-line strings) - be explicit about the location of graph (from plotutils) to help systems which have a graph program that doesn't work here.
2003-11-05 23:31:43 +01:00
EVAL_PREFIX+= GRAPHDIR=plotutils
CONFIGURE_ENV+= GRAPH=${GRAPHDIR}/bin/graph
# make this file get rebuilt in a way that gcc3 can deal with
post-extract:
${RM} ${WRKSRC}/src/init_scheme_string.c
Use buildlink2.
2003-01-25 13:48:40 +01:00
.include "../../devel/guile-gtk/buildlink2.mk"
.include "../../graphics/plotutils/buildlink2.mk"
Initial import of gwave-19990927. Gwave is a viewer for spice-like simulator output and other analog data Gwave can read several file formats. It attempts to guess file formats based on filename, and then tries all file formats until one succedes. These file formats are known: CAzM transient output (*.[BNW]) HSPICE binary and ascii formats (*.tr0, *.sw0, *.ac0) Spice2 and Spice3 "raw" output (*.raw) An ascii format with whitespace-seperated columns and column headings, such as that produced by ACS (Al's circuit simulator). (*.acs, *.asc, *.ascii) The "Export Postscript" and "Export PNM" options on the main File menu provide the rudiments of output for inclusion in other documentation. They and simply write out files called gwave_out.ps and gwave_out.pnm into the current directory. In the future, a dialog box will allow configuring the print and export output.
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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