Hi Rubén, > I have several questions about Gnucap+ (0): > > 1· The Gnucap's sources are sync with development snapshot from Al Davis? > > The Gnucap compiled from included gnucap+'s sources says: > > gnucap > Gnucap 2009.02.02 RCS 26.109 > The Gnu Circuit Analysis Package
It seems that the gnucap+ source is not updated against Al's latest development version, The gnucap+ repo was based on my shared library version of gnucap at github (http://github.com/henjo/gnucap) which was based on Al's 2009.02.02 development snapshot. But now this repo is up to date with the latest development snapshot. Kevin: It's really easy to keep a modified version up to date with upstream using git. You just check out the latest upstream branch, untar the new development snapshot. Create a new branch for this version. Run git merge to merge the trunk with this new branch. Done! > 2· I'm having some issues with python plugin. > > Configure stops with: > > checking gnucap/c_comand.h usability... no > checking gnucap/c_comand.h presence... no > checking for gnucap/c_comand.h... no > checking for status in -lgnucap... no > configure: error: Error, gnucap as shared library not found. You need to install the shared library version of gnucap first. I guess the documentation is somewhat lacking here. But you have to build gnucapplus (or http://github.com/henjo/gnucap) using the automake tools. Running: > autogen.sh > ./configure > make should work > 4· What differences have gnucap-arails with gnucap? The difference between gnucap and gnucap-arails is my shared library version of gnucap/my python extension for gnucap and Analog Rails modifications they need to make it run with their IC design tools. Best regards, Henrik Johansson _______________________________________________ Help-gnucap mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnucap
