Hi Colin,
You are absolutely right. Have changed what you said
"/Applications/LTspice.app/Contents/MacOS/LTSpice" . Unfortunately, mac
does not directly open LTspice waveform and just directs the software. In
the software at the beginning, I choosed open other type file and saw the
netlist, but I cannot run the simulation. Is there something that I did
wrong with installation or defining the spice tools in Electric?
Thanks.
On Sunday, October 14, 2018 at 4:14:47 PM UTC-4, Colin Hart wrote:
>
> Hi Rizwan,
>
> The .dmg is a disk image. You need run the installer; the default install
> location is in /Applications/
>
> What you see installed is /Applications/LTspice.app
>
> The .app is an application package, like a special folder. The actual
> executable is inside of it for example at:
> /Applications/LTspice.app/Contents/MacOS/LTSpice
>
> You can use the same command like flags with that executable like:
> /Applications/LTspice.app/Contents/MacOS/LTSpice -b ~/example.net
>
> Where example.net is an LTSpice netlist file.
>
> The args you listed above will work also.
>
>
>
> On Sunday, October 14, 2018 at 9:13:34 AM UTC-7, Rizwan wrote:
>>
>> In mac pro, I cannot run the spice for Electric because I have an error
>> which is *unable to guess any simulation file with a known extension;
>> the following directories were checked:*
>> My run program path is cd ~/.user/Desktop/LTspiceIV.dmg
>> With args: -i ${FILENAME} -r ${FILENAME_NO_EXT}.raw -o
>> ${FILENAME_NO_EXT}.out
>>
>> How can I sort out the problem?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>
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