viking@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Jon W. Backstrom) (08/31/88)
We've been looking for a copy of LogicWorks, which is supposed to be in
the public domain. Does anyone know if this is true and where we can
get a copy if it is? (Sumex, perhaps?)
In fact, *any* information about useful logic simulators that would be
suitable for a hardware design lab would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I think you're looking for DigiSim, which was a small, rather nifty
digital simulator written (I think) by a Graduate Student somewhere...
...its available in the Info-Mac archive on Sumex-Aim.Stanford.EDU.
LogicWorks is a commercial program from Capilano Computing... its not too
expensive ~$200 or so... and is at mail order houses such as ComputerWare..
hope that helps a bit...
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