On Friday 19 October 2012, Romain GAILLETON wrote: > got an issue, when using huge amount of nodes the output of > gnucap is formated like this > > v(1) .......................... v(n)\n\r > + v(n+1) ...................... v(m) > > by any change, would there be a way to change the output > buffer size to avoid this sequence please ? "\r\n+ "
option outwidth=_____ The default value is 9999 (characters). You have a lot of data there. It might be a good idea to carefully select fewer probes. In my experience, when the circuit is that big, I don't really want to look at all that. It runs faster if you reduce the output data. Speaking of reducing the output data ...... If you are doing a transient analysis, specify "trace all" on the transient command, which prints all time steps including the hidden ones (which increases the data) then specify a huge step size, and let gnucap's automatic step control determine what is needed. Usually, you get all of better accuracy, faster run time, and smaller output data. _______________________________________________ Help-gnucap mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnucap
