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From: cfk (cfk AT pacbell DOT net)
Date: Sun Mar 30 2003 - 14:44:44 EST

  • Next message: John Griessen: "Re: snag compiling latest magic-7.2.32"

    Great John:
        Theres something that Tim put into the build a few weeks ago at my
    suggestion that you might find interesting. If you look at wrapper.tcl at
    about line 802, you'll find the commented out line 'bind $(winname) <motion>
    "::magic::cursorview $(winname)"' removing the comment and recompiling with
    tcl and invoking magic with magic -w will give you a real-time cursor
    position in magic units from the magic origin on your drawing. Please let
    the group know if you find it useful. Additionally, if you compile tclspice,
    you can load tclspice from the magic tkcon window with the invocation 'load
    /usr/lib/libspice" (or wherever libspice was compiled to on your Debian
    system). At that point, you can do an extract all, exttospice and actually
    plot spice rise/fall times, transfer functions and such directly from layout
    geometry. You will need to write a spice circuit that includes the extracted
    circuit to include power supply, gnd, input stimulus (pwl stuff), but once
    that runs, you can then just say "plot in out" (if you have an in and an out
    node) and see the results without leaving magic.
    
    Charles Krinke
    
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "John Griessen" <john_g AT cibolo DOT com>
    To: <magic-dev AT csl DOT cornell.edu>
    Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 11:01 AM
    Subject: Re: snag compiling latest magic-7.2.32
    
    
    > I copied the missing file into magic-7.2.32/doc/tutcells/
    > from magic-7.2.30/doc/tutcells/
    >
    > and it compiles and runs.
    >
    > Thanks for hints.
    >
    > magic-7.2.32  seems to have a makefile discrepancy...the download file
    > unzipped and untarred without warnings or errors...
    >
    > John Griessen
    >
    > On Sun, 2003-03-30 at 10:15, cfk wrote:
    > >  One thing that is
    > > quite curious is the missing tut11a.rsm in your listing. I think that is
    the
    > > rsim file generated during the tutorial (see tutorial 11 page 2). I have
    > > never seen any issue any of the magic versions with the tutorials during
    the
    > > compilation. As far as I know, those are just a straight copy from the
    doc
    > > directory to the lib/magic directory structure.
    >
    


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