On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Russell McMahon wrote:

> SPICE - Arguably the world's best known circuit emulation program.
>
> Links to zillions of free versions of SPICE - some are evaluation and demo
> versions and others are less restricted.
>
> Versions for many many platforms (DOS, Windoze, Linux, MAC, many more)
>
> Note - this is only the first page of a multipage list. Click on "Next"
> button at bottom of contents list for subsequent pages.
>
>
>         http://www.repairfaq.org/ELE/F_Free_Spice1.html

Interesting, but it looks like the page is a little out of date. I've been
using 3f5 along with SpiceOPUS and ng-spice. I find myself using SpiceOPUS
more and more, however I always take a finished simulation and verify it
works with 3f5, "the standard".

I also have been playing around with spiceprm and spicepp, two perl
scripts that pre-process an H-Spice-like spice files to produce Spice-3f5
compatible output.

Incidently, I've been using gEDA tools and gschem and gnetlist. These have
come a long way over the three years they've been developing. gschem is
one of the easiest to use schematic entry programs I've seen. (viewlogic
is the worst and it's the one I've been stuck with for the last 2 years.
Orcad rates a close second [to viewlogic, not gschem], especially for
symbol creation.)

Scott

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