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From: primrod@jacobs.CS.ORST.EDU (Don Primrose)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Logicworks....
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Date: 1 Mar 89 23:30:46 GMT
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I have the latest version of Logic Works and haven't had any problems with 
it as of yet. the earlier versions were a bit buggy but they seem to have
ironed those out.

It is extremely nice to be able to design a circuit and simulate it at the
same time. Not even the Mentor Graphics tools will do this. I have found 
that I can design and troubleshoot a circuit very quickly using Logic
Works, print it out on my printer then input in on the Mentor Graphics
workstations we have at school for a more detailed analysis. 

Some things that I'd like to see on Logic Works:

		o Circuit zoom feature.
		o Part rotation.
		o More detailed timing diagrams.
		o Larger libraries including PLA's, ROM's etc.

If your a student, Logic Works is invaluable. If anyone has any specific
questions, feel free to ask.


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