Peter, Werner, everybody else, I have modified spice-sdb so that by default it doesn't put the contents of the file named in the .include symbol into the SPICE netlist. I have also modified gnetlist itself to support the -e flag, which causes the contents of the file to be embedded into the SPICE netlist if you want that behavior.
New usage: To have the string ".include foo.bar" placed in your netlist: gnetlist -g spice-sdb foo.sch To have the contents of foo.bar placed in your netlist: gnetlist -e -g spice-sdb foo.sch The new stuff is in CVS. Please grab it and give it a test. Let me know if it is what you expect, and please let me know if you experience any bugs. Stuart
