gspiceui What is gspiceui? What does it look like? Who is the author of gspiceui? What can gspice do? What features are missing from gspiceui? What does the version number mean? Where can I download the latest version? What is gspiceui? The name gspiceui is a compaction of GNU Spice GUI. It is intended to provide a GUI for two freely available electronic circuit simulation engines: GNU-Cap and Ng-Spice. What does it look like? Here is a page of current screenshots. Who is the author of gspiceui? Mike Waters m.watersbom.gov.au What can gspice do? Current features: * Import gschem schematic files using gentlist. * Load and parse circuit description (net list) files. * Provides a GUI interface for GNU-Cap OP, DC, AC and Transient analyses and generates appropriate simulator commands based on user input. * Provides a GUI interface for Ng-Spice DC, AC and Transient analyses and generates appropriate simulator commands based on user input. * The raw output may be viewed for any processes initiated by gspiceui. * Formatting of simulator output so that it may be plotted using gwave. What features are missing from gspiceui? Wish list features: * Complete GUI interface for NG-Spice. * Complete GUI interface for GNU-Cap. * Place buttons to select and de-select all items in "Nodes" and "Components" list boxes. * List sub-circuit component labels (eg. R1.X2) in the "Components" list box. * Create simulator engine selection/configuration dialogue. * Create tool bar with the following buttons: Open Import Reload Close | Create Run Stop | View * Give the user the option of deleting all files generated by GSpiceUI on close or exit. * Develop a mechanism so that the user can enter model parameters (eg. from a data book) to be converted into model definitions in a library of components. * Add configuration file functionality. * Allow the user to specify the results precision; a lower precision makes the raw data easier to read, a higher precision gives more accuracy / resolution. * Use standard component values in PnlValue controls displaying R, L or C values. * Automatically add .MODEL statements to net list file if they are missing. What is the current version? The version numbering scheme uses the format: vA.B.CD A is the major release number (rarely updated). B is the minor release number (infrequently updated). CD is the modification increment number (incremented as a result of almost any modification). For example version 1.0 would be designated v1.0.00, any version with a major release number of 0 is pre-version 1.0. Until version 1.0.00 is released the version number will represent a percentage of the development completed towards version 1.0.00. Eg. v0.5.60 would signify that roughly %56 of the development effort has been completed towards version 1.0.00. Where can I download it? gEDA's download page.