Re: gEDA-user: A Verilog AMS program to try

al davis wrote: On Saturday 10 May 2008, Dan McMahill wrote: I think you want to declare your signals that you have listed as 'voltage' as 'electrical'. Thats assuming verilog-ams doesn't do things differently from verilog-a which I'm more familiar with. voltage is ok .. It is defined

gEDA-user: A Verilog AMS program to try

Does anybody have access to a Verilog-AMS tool and can said person attempt to run the attached sample program? It is a very simple program, but it is an attempt to test some of my understanding of very basic principles of Verilog-AMS. I understand that Verilog-AMS tools are very few and very

Re: gEDA-user: A Verilog AMS program to try

Stephen Williams wrote: Does anybody have access to a Verilog-AMS tool and can said person attempt to run the attached sample program? It is a very simple program, but it is an attempt to test some of my understanding of very basic principles of Verilog-AMS. I understand that Verilog-AMS

Re: gEDA-user: A Verilog AMS program to try

Dan McMahill wrote: Stephen Williams wrote: Does anybody have access to a Verilog-AMS tool and can said person attempt to run the attached sample program? It is a very simple program, but it is an attempt to test some of my understanding of very basic principles of Verilog-AMS. I understand

Re: gEDA-user: A Verilog AMS program to try

On Saturday 10 May 2008, Dan McMahill wrote: I think you want to declare your signals that you have listed as 'voltage' as 'electrical'.  Thats assuming verilog-ams doesn't do things differently from verilog-a which I'm more familiar with. voltage is ok .. It is defined in disciplines.vams.