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Charles DH William

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2003 2:29 am
Post subject: ANN: MacSpice (Carbon) Version
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In case anyone is interested, I have just released a 'Carbon'
version of MacSpice. The interface has had a major overhaul [*],
it runs native (aqua) on Mac OS X and is compatible back to OS 8.6,
and it's still free:

<http://newton.ex.ac.uk/teaching/CDHW/MacSpice/>

MacSpice started life as a port of Berkeley Spice 3f5 but has since
had a lot of under-the-hood work aimed at making it more robust
and dealing with the many bugs and memory issues that Spice is
famous for. I switch between Macs and Unix and I have put some
effort into making the command line interface nice - it looks
like SIOUX but also it has stuff like command-line editing and
command and file completion.

Charles.

[*] You're right, the plots are good, but the icons need work.
I'm going to deal with that issue at Christmas.

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William Doublewide

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2003 12:52 am
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In comp.sys.mac.scitech Charles DH Williams wrote:
: In case anyone is interested, I have just released a 'Carbon'
: version of MacSpice. The interface has had a major overhaul [*],
: it runs native (aqua) on Mac OS X and is compatible back to OS 8.6,
: and it's still free:

Excellent. Will check it out. Thanks.

Cordially,

Bill Doublewide

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