Where can I find Spice code so I can port to our machine?
Jonathan I. Kamens
jik at athena.mit.edu
Tue Mar 12 18:55:10 AEST 1991
In article <1991Mar12.040620.2145 at ncsu.edu>, harris at garfield.catt.ncsu.edu (Michael Harris) writes:
|> Can the source to Spice be found at some ftp site? I have looked in a few
|> places and haven't found it yet. I want to re-compile it on a new machine
|> we have.
See the anonymous ftp directory /pub/umspice on vlsi.cs.umn.edu. I found
this out from "archie" (If you're on the Internet, log into
quiche.cs.mcgill.ca as "archie", otherwise send a message containing "help" to
"archie at quiche.cs.mcgill.ca"). Archie knows a lot of other files matching the
regular expressoin "[Ss]pice", but that one loos like the most promising one.
(Yes, another shameless plug for archie. Maybe if I keep doing it long
enough then everybody will know about it....)
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