Hi Stuart
I needed some mosfet schematic capture for the first time in a while,
so tried your iso installer on fc3. Went exceptionally well. gschem
was painless and effective.
a couple of minor notes.
Everything ran as a non-root user, which was pleasant.
For a newbie user, perhaps you could expand the very last item on
setting PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I've used bash for years now and
rehash I think I recall as a cshell-ism, but doesn't it just search and
cache $PATH?
Maybe show the 2 lines to add to .bash_profile or .cshrc and
suggest that file be sourced?
I had M=2 attributes on some fets, so had to touch up
write-[pn]mos-transistor in gnet-spice-sdb.scm to get the attribute
netlisted.
Also I'm wary of gtkwave 2.x, its not ready for heavy use yet IMHO.
I'd recommend something from the 1.3 series (I'm currently on 1.3.50)
as being much more stable and useable.
regards, John
fc3
type rehash
a bit csh specific , and I thought it just recached paths.
edit .bash_profile and source
gtkwave version, -2.x.x not ready for primetime yet
write-pmos-transistor scheme add 'M=' parameter
write-nmos-transistor
