On Sun, May 12, 2024 at 04:23:33PM -0500, mikeegg1 via Users help list for gnucap. wrote: > I have compiled gnu cap without issues. > I have installed gnu cap without issues. > How do I test gnu cap to make sure it’s ok and functioning properly? > When I run gnu cap on a single file in the tests directory I do: > > $ gnucap current.ckt
Dear Mike. It seems you are almost there. Gnucap has a -b switch that was added to mimic "spice batch mode". In this mode, the first line is treated as a comment, and the rest is parsed after setting the input language to spice. The *ckt files are adopted from spice decks, run them with $ gnucap -b current.ckt [..] This is not normally needed except for running these tests. The *.gc tests are run in normal native interactive mode. For example $ gnucap lang_verilog.1.gc [..] The known results are also included, there is a little script automating the comparison. $ ./test gnucap "" check \=\=out/ [..] The differences between output and known will be stored in check/.diffs. (An additional "check" target providing more convenience and parallelism is currently under review and will likely be part of the next release.) Best wishes felix
