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From: sjorr@lion.uwaterloo.ca (Stephen Orr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Re: Spice (WAS: Scientific programs for the Amiga)
Summary: Spice is PD
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Date: 25 Oct 90 14:42:30 GMT
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Chip Brewster writes...

>There is a freely distributable version on the Amiga called
>(you guessed it) ASpice.  It can be obtained from any Fish Disk source
>on disk #278.  It's a little slow as it does not support a 68020 or
>68881.  There is also a plotting program that comes with GWIN on Fish
>Disk #322.
>

The version of Spice I am using prints a banner which says (ala snap):

AmigaSpice 5.0     (Spice 2G.6)
                               
                               
This Program is Public Domain  
                               
 Usage:                        
 SPICE i/o_file

sounds pretty PD to me. Also there is a file available via anonymous
FTP at sunee.waterloo.edu (I believe this is right) called SPlot which
was written by an ex-roommate of mine and myself last year ehich eats
Spice output files for breakfast. Has user cursors, supports up to 8
traces etc.

Both programs work fine with my 030, and spice shows better than 3x
speed increase on the 030.

					Stephen Orr
>Chip Brewster
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