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From: stephen@oahu.cs.ucla.edu (Steve Whitney)
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Subject: Re: I WANT SPICE......
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In article <4de8c539.12c9a@digital.sps.mot.com> chen@digital.sps.mot.com (Jinfu Chen) writes:
>Source codes of SPICE2/3 are not hard to obtain. Besides from Berkeley
>directly, I believe long time ago someone uploaded it (SPICE2) to Genie. The
>problem is to port it under TOS. I wouldn't take this as a hobby at home
>(maybe some FORTRAN and ST guru will :-).


Foruntately, spice3 is in C.  I don't imagine it should be _too_ bad on
a compiler with a nice floating point library...  But what do _I_ know
about porting long scientific programs?

		--Steve


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