On Jan 20, 2008 12:19 PM, Peter Clifton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Find this code, which is around line 1878, and comment out the line > outputting the ".end". I presume the ".ends" code is still useful.:
Thanks. > ;; > ;; Now write out .END(S) of netlist, depending upon whether this schematic > is a > ;; "normal schematic" or a .SUBCKT. > ;; > (if (not (string=? schematic-type "normal schematic")) > (begin > (spice-sdb:write-bottom-footer (string-append ".ends " > model-name) port) > (display "*******************************\n" port) > ) > (spice-sdb:write-bottom-footer ".end" port) > ) I have looked closer into the sources and into the "RF_Amp" example circuit. If a "spice-subcircuit-LL" component is added to the schematic the netlister will wrap it up with a .subckt/.ends cards. That's pretty close to the behaviour I wanted. There are some issues, though: 1. It forces me to add a simulation card to the schematic. In general cases that something I'd like to avoid (it is OK for testbench schematics, though). 2. All nested models or ".include" cards (if "-I" option was used) are added inside the .subckt. That may cause problems with spice simulators that do not like such nested constructs. 3. There are special "spice-subcircuit-IO" components used for making subcircuit pins. Does it mean the netlister cannot cope with "normal" instance pins? -r. _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
