On Sun, 12 May 2024 16:23:33 -0500 mikeegg1 via "Users help list for gnucap." <[email protected]> wrote: > How do I test gnu cap to make sure it’s ok and functioning properly?
There is a README file in "tests" that explains how to run the test suite. > When I run gnu cap on a single file in the tests directory I do: > > $ gnucap current.ckt > Gnucap : The Gnu Circuit Analysis Package ..... > default plugins: release 2024.02.20 > a current source > ^ ? what's this? > I1 1 0 dc 1.2 ac 1 > ^ ? what's this? > R1 1 0 1. The .ckt files there (as opposed to the .gc files) are old Spice format tests. To run them, use the "-b" option, for example "gnucap -b current.ckt". This is consistent with the way Spice does it, or at least it was. The ".gc" files do not require the "-b".
