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From: faustus@ucbcad.BERKELEY.EDU (Wayne A. Christopher)
Newsgroups: net.lsi
Subject: Re: SPICE III?
Message-ID: <1083@ucbcad.BERKELEY.EDU>
Date: Mon, 13-Oct-86 13:09:14 EDT
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Posted: Mon Oct 13 13:09:14 1986
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In article <1235@ttrdc.UUCP>, levy@ttrdc.UUCP (Daniel R. Levy) writes:
> The
> info sent to a friend who ordered SPICE in C indicated that it did not yet
> run successfully on PCs (IBM or otherwise) because of the poor job that
> the C compilers available for the PC did on the SPICE code (Lattice was
> said to be the closest to working right, I think).  If anyone HAS succeeded
> in getting SPICE (in C [or even the older Fortran version]) to run 
> successfully on a PC, speak up please.

It runs on PC AT's and compatible machines, compiled with the Lattice C
compiler.  We distribute source only, so you will need to buy the compiler
also.  Of course, because of memory constraints you can't run large circuits
or compile in all the device models simultaneously, and you have to run the
post-processor (nutmeg) seperately as opposed to running the interactive
version of spice with the plotting, etc routines built in.

	Wayne