Hi Al, just a quick question regarding gnucap. Would you think it would be suitable as a fault simulator? In the case, would you implement a set of scripts (python, for example) and run it as low-level simulator or rather a classic module-style implementation? Does anyone think it would be an useful function? A possible implementation would be making a set of python scripts that produce a netlist, feed gnucap, take the resulting output file, and produces a suitable netlist again, depending on the situation. Although the script possibility is not the cleanest implementation of all, it'd would indirectly benefit directly from gnucap getting better and better, and without requiring any major change in gnucap implementaton. I used this approach with a certain degree of success during my thesis, and now I'm wondering if it would be suitable for a stable and usable tool. Bye
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