al davis wrote: > There is a line of column headers, then any number of lines of data, > whitespace delimited. > > #time v(5) ids(m4) gm(m4) > 0.0 2.323 3.4e-6 3.4e-3 > 1.3e-3 2.444 4.55e-6 3.44e-3 > > etc .
I think gwave can parse this in which case thats probably a good place to look for a ready made parser. And yes, please support this format. It supports gnucap and it is a simple enough format that one can produce it fairly easily from any number of custom tools. > > The real Spice format is a pain, and there are several of them. Each > proprietary derivative has its own, which is trivially different. If > you want to support NGspice, the best way to do that is to pressure > them into supporting the universal spreadsheet format. and "its own" is plural here meaning 1 commercial simulator may have more than 1 proprietary format with varying levels of compatibility with that vendors own tools. Actually some of the proprietary formats are non-trivially different. -Dan _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
