It looks like the spice language plugin section of the development
version's manual is yet to be written. Is there any place I can go
for more info on that?
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 6:00 PM, al davis <
ad211@...> wrote:
> On Tuesday 15 September 2009,
asomers@... wrote:
>> Here's a thread that started out on gnucap-help:
>>
>> What is the inline comment delimiter in gnucap,
>
> It depends on the language plugin, but mostly it doesn't work.
> Let's fix it now.
>
> Gnucap accepts several different simulation languages. What is
> the comment delimiter should depend on what language you are
> using.
>
>> and what
>> should it be?
>
> With the language plugins, it is possible to have exact
> compatibility with most other simulators, even the different
> incompatible versions of Spice.
>
> As it stands, compatibility isn't perfect, but Hspice and Eldo
> have been treated as the "spice" versions for which the highest
> compatibility is desired.
>
>> According to the manual for V0.35, the delimiter is quote.
>> It doesn't say whether that is single quote or double quote.
>
> That's unclear. .. The manual is being rewritten completely.
> The new version is on the wiki at:
>
http://gnucap.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=gnucap:manual>
>> From experiment, it seems that ' starts a comment on my
>> lines, but " starts a comment on a .SUBCKT line.
>
> Several characters are accepted to start whole-line comments,
> going back a long time when different versions of spice used
> different characters. Since there was no standard, accept all
> of them.
>
> I think it has converged to "*". Correct me if I am wrong.
>
> It is easy to change it to just about anything. So, since the
> example is Spice format .. What do the different versions of
> Spice do?
>
> (Hspice, Pspice, NGspice, LTspice, Eldo, Multi-sim, Smart-spice,
> .....)
>
> There is another issue now ... You can have parameter
> expressions. It looks like Hspice and Eldo want them in single
> quotes. Pspice appears to want curly braces. What else is
> there?
>
> Another comment issue is how comments mix with extension lines.
> It seems to be different in different simulators.
>
>
>
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