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gspiceui(22)			 User Commands			  gspiceui(22)

NAME
       gspiceui	 -  GUI	 frontend  for	various	 electronic circuit simulation
       engines

SYNOPSIS
       gspiceui [-v] [-h] [-r RCFILE] [-c] [-s SIMENG] [-a  ANA]  [-g  [PROC]]
       [-w VIEWER] [FILE/S]

DESCRIPTION
       GNU SPICE GUI is intended to provide a GUI for various freely available
       electronic circuit simulation engines ie. GNU-Cap and NG-Spice. It uses
       gnetlist	 to convert schematic files to net list files and gWave or Gaw
       to display simulation results. gSchem is the preferred  schematic  cap‐
       ture tool.

OPTIONS
       gspiceui accepts the following options :

       -v	   Print version information.

       -h	   Print usage information.

       -d	   Enable  debug  mode	(generates  console  spew  on standard
		   error).

       -r RCFILE   Specify a configuration file.

       -c	   Rebuild/clean the configuration file.

       -s SIMENG   Specify the simulation engine to be used.

       -a ANA	   Specify the analysis page to be displayed.

       -g [PROC]   Specify the guile procedure which is executed to create the
		   netlist.

       -w VIEWER   Specify the waveform viewer to be used.

       FILE/S	   Specify  a  circuit	description  file to load or schematic
		   file/s to import. If multiple schematics files  are	speci‐
		   fied they are read sequentially and parsed with the assump‐
		   tion that they are all part of the same design. Any	file/s
		   must be specified at the end of the command line.

       NOTE : Option -s should come before -a if both are specified.

REPORTING BUGS
       Report bugs to <mwaters517_AT_gmail_DOT_com>.

AUTHOR
       Written by Mike Waters

SEE ALSO
       gschem (1), gnetlist (1), ngspice (1), gnucap (1), gwave (1), gaw (1)

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright © 2003-2014 Mike Waters

       This document can be freely redistributed according to the terms of the
       GNU General Public License version 3

Mike Waters			 January 2014			  gspiceui(22)

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