smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA) (02/03/91)
Somoeone wrote here on the net that Spice the circuit simulation program was available for the ATARI ST and is free. Where can I find it? Thanks for any tips Saurabh smisra@eos.ncsu.edu
techno@lime.in-berlin.de (Techno) (02/04/91)
smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA) writes: >Somoeone wrote here on the net that Spice the circuit >simulation program was available for the ATARI ST and is >free. Where can I find it? Thanks for any tips Hm, yes, I posted this to someone who said he could put it into a ftp site. What happened, Wolfgang ? Techno -- | techno@zelator.in-berlin.de ||| Please do not e-mail from outside Germany ! | | techno@lime.in-berlin.de / | \ Hardcore ST user ! ====================== | | Nothing that's real is ever for free, you just have to pay for it sometime. | | (Al Stewart) |
L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk (L.B. Brown) (02/04/91)
smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA) writes: >Somoeone wrote here on the net that Spice the circuit >simulation program was available for the ATARI ST and is >free. Where can I find it? Thanks for any tips I'd also like to know. If someone does know, reply to the net please... Leigh Brown. UK : L.B.Brown@uk.ac.newcastle World: L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk
cummins@unx2.ucc.okstate.edu (John Cummins) (02/07/91)
>SPICE is a *huge* program. I'm doing what I can to make it accessible to >the net. > Techno Thanks! John Cummins cummins@unx2.ucc.okstate.edu
jbernat@bgsuvax.UUCP (Jim Bernatowicz) (02/08/91)
From article <1991Feb2.190113.9621@ncsuvx.ncsu.edu>, by smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA): > Somoeone wrote here on the net that Spice the circuit > simulation program was available for the ATARI ST and is > free. Where can I find it? Thanks for any tips ftp atari.archive.umich.edu look in the applications directory and find spice.lzh Jim
rabino@eng.umd.edu (Michael Rabinovitz) (02/08/91)
Spice.lzh is now on the Atari.archive. I have tried it on several of the included input files, but only got an error message reading "Execution error: no/corrupt PRL." This is on a 1040 w/ TOS 1.4, running w/ a Supra 20 Meg HD. Is anyone else out there more successful?
bud@ms.uky.edu (William K Glunt) (02/08/91)
In article <1991Feb8.015713.29253@eng.umd.edu> rabino@eng.umd.edu (Michael Rabinovitz) writes: > > Spice.lzh is now on the Atari.archive. I have tried it on several of >the included input files, but only got an error message reading "Execution >error: no/corrupt PRL." This is on a 1040 w/ TOS 1.4, running w/ a Supra 20 >Meg HD. Is anyone else out there more successful? Interesting. A few months ago I bought a used copy of the prospero fortran compiler, and there's a program PRL that you're supposed to run before running any of the other stuff. I think PRL is ram resident library stuff. Anybody know what Spice.lzh was written in? Bud -- Dr. William K Glunt | Are you ABNORMAL? Heh heh nice ring to it!| Then you are probably better than most people! U of Kentucky math dept | Are alien space monsters bringing a STARTLING NEW home phone 606 258 8864 | WORLD? from _The book of the SubGenius_
L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk (L.B. Brown) (02/08/91)
rabino@eng.umd.edu (Michael Rabinovitz) writes: > Spice.lzh is now on the Atari.archive. I have tried it on several of >the included input files, but only got an error message reading "Execution >error: no/corrupt PRL." This is on a 1040 w/ TOS 1.4, running w/ a Supra 20 >Meg HD. Is anyone else out there more successful? There is a file PRL.TOS, stick it in your auto folder. Its purpose is to supply all the library routines that the program requires. Leigh. Leigh Brown. UK : L.B.Brown@uk.ac.newcastle World: L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk
L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk (L.B. Brown) (02/08/91)
L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk (L.B. Brown) writes: >rabino@eng.umd.edu (Michael Rabinovitz) writes: >> Spice.lzh is now on the Atari.archive. I have tried it on several of >>the included input files, but only got an error message reading "Execution >>error: no/corrupt PRL." This is on a 1040 w/ TOS 1.4, running w/ a Supra 20 >>Meg HD. Is anyone else out there more successful? >There is a file PRL.TOS, stick it in your auto folder. Its purpose is to ^^^^^^^ rename to PRL.PRG first of course! Leigh. Leigh Brown. UK : L.B.Brown@uk.ac.newcastle World: L.B.Brown@newcastle.ac.uk
micro@imada.dk (Klaus Pedersen) (02/13/91)
stigvi@Lise.Unit.NO (Stig Vidar Hovland) writes: >Unfortunately spice.ttp/prl.tos bombs out if ataris cachennn is resident. ^^^^^^^^ Thank you, I will be forever grateful for this information... Unfortunary the Cache is build into the ICD driver I an useing. If any of you have got Spice running with a ICD driver - please let me know how... (driver version and settings) >Stig Vidar Hovland - stigvi@lise.unit.no Klaus Pedersen.
marshall@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au (Marshall Harris) (02/15/91)
For the benefit of us ignoramuses (ignorami?) - what IS Spice?
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******************************************************************************R_Tim_Coslet@cup.portal.com (02/16/91)
In Article: <7288@uqcspe.cs.uq.oz.au> marshall@batserver.cs.uq.oz.au (Marshall Harris) asks... >For the benefit of us ignoramuses (ignorami?) - what IS Spice? SPICE = Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis It is an electronic circuit simulation program. You supply the "netlist" and component parameters and it can calculate voltages/currents/waveforms/ power and many other behaviorial parameters of that circuit. Very useful when you can't "breadboard" the circuit for some reason, or if you want to test the circuit under conditions that might damage real components. Also much easier to examine simulated waveform graphs than to try to get the waveform on a scope (especially for transients) R. Tim Coslet Usenet: R_Tim_Coslet@cup.portal.com BIX: r.tim_coslet Free Kuwait. Disarm Iraq. Stop Soviet repression in the Baltic.