Maybe a typo in gspiceui-v1.2.87/Install file

Mike W. — Sun, 29 Aug 2021 14:27:15 -0000

In the current source tree this section has been moved to the user manual.

I just checked the relevant section and you are quite correct. I've modified
the manual as you've suggested.

Thanks for the feedback, it all helps.

Regards
Mike Waters

Installation problem with '/usr/bin/wx-config: Command not found' which is in at '/usr/local/bin/wx-config'

Mike W. — Wed, 25 Aug 2021 14:42:40 -0000

This is a good call.

I've got several builds of wxWidgets installed on my system for testing so I explicitly specify the wxWidgets config. utility to run. It never occured to me that this isn't ideal for everyone else. I've modified the build system so that it's no longer hard coded except in debug mode.

Thanks for the tip.

Regards
Mike Waters

Installation problem with '/usr/bin/wx-config: Command not found' which is in at '/usr/local/bin/wx-config'

brewmanz — Tue, 22 Jun 2021 11:09:31 -0000

It seems that the src/Makefile assumes wx-config is at hard location /usr/bin/wx-config; someone has the correct (for me) hard location of /usr/local/bin/wx-config commented out (lines 60 & 63). I activated those, disabled the others, and now it's built. I then did sudo make install then gspiceui and it starts up.

KST support

Mike W. — Thu, 06 Aug 2020 14:59:41 -0000

I've applied your patch to the current code base. Had to do it by hand because too much time had passed (my fault) but it's in the code base now. Unfortunately I'm unable to fully test it fully because I can't install Kst on my Archlinux system. The install breaks for some reason. It'll get tested in the fullness of time no doubt.

Thanks for your contribution.

Regards
Mike Waters

how to run and execute ngspice code in windows

aarchi jain — Thu, 19 Mar 2020 15:23:24 -0000

I have codes for ngspice but those codes are working in ubuntu, I do not get that how those codes works in windows.please help

How to build GNU Spice GUI on windows

Edén Sorolla — Mon, 02 Dec 2019 10:57:09 -0000

I forgot to add that I was using the version 3.1.3 of wxWidgets. I have just tried now with the last stable version (v. 3.0.4) and I didn't get any error message regarding the wxJoystick within the wxThreads. I believe someone should revise the wxThreads file and fix the wxJoystick issue... myself I don't master C or C++ enough so as to succeed.

How to build GNU Spice GUI on windows

Edén Sorolla — Fri, 29 Nov 2019 11:17:35 -0000

Hello everybody,

I'm trying to install gspiceui_v1.2.36 on my PC working under Windows10 by following the instructions on the "install" file that I obtained with the installation package.

I followed all the steps and everything worked till reaching the point:

...
      *Build wxWidgets :
          make MONOLITHIC=1 SHARED=0 UNICODE=1 BUILD=release DEBUG_FLAG=0
...

Then, I got the error message shown in the attached file.

Could you help me to find out how to fix the problem?

Thank you in advance.

How to build GNU Spice GUI on windows

Hiroshi Yoshikawa — Sun, 22 Jul 2018 15:38:10 -0000

Hi an RF Engineer.

Sorry for late replay.
I create a repository on github, and upload PRE-BUILT WINDOWS BINARIES.

https://github.com/kitanokitsune/gEDA-WIN

Please use it if you prefer.

Regards

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RF Engineer — Wed, 02 May 2018 15:41:53 -0000

Dear All,

This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite a bit selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development and only wanting to start using the program, to which its authors have dedicated so much time and effort).

HERE IS MY POINT:

I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile its code under Windows -- in fact I do not have a proper development environment for C++/C/C# on any of the machines that I own and I have not compiled a C++/C program for ages (I am an expert in VBA/VB/PB and other antiques, but I have limited C++/C/C# understanding).

For this reason, I am wondering whether there are other engineers like me (perhaps experts in their own field, but not proficient enough in C++/C/C#), who would like to use GNU Spice GUI and for whom the barrier of needing to compile it is too high. If this is so, would it merit the effort to put on this project the compiled binaries for Windows? Conversely, if this is inappropriate (e.g. if putting the binaries here would dilute or pollute this project), then would it merit the effort of creating a separate project in which just to keep the compiled binaries? (I have never created a project under SourceForge because I cannot develop software, but in this case I will be willing to donate my time and help with creating such a project and if need be also help with administering it, provided that there is someone who will be willing to donate the binaries).

All help is welcomed and will be appreciated, and many thanks in advance for any comments.

Kind regards,
an RF Engineer

How to build GNU Spice GUI on windows

RF Engineer — Fri, 27 Apr 2018 18:46:16 -0000

Dear All,

This is about using this wonderful program for actual simulations (as opposed to helping with its development -- I am feeling quite selfish and apologetic for not being able to help with the development).

I would like to use GNU Spice GUI in my hobby work for some simulations, but I cannot code sufficiently well in C++/C/C# in order to be able to compile it -- in fact I do not have a proper development environment for C++/C/C# on any of the machines that I own (I am expert in VBA/VB/PB and other antiques, but I have limited C/C++/C# understanding).

For this reason, I am wondering whether there are other engineers like me (perhaps experts in their own field, but not proficient enough in C++/C/C#), who would like to use GNU Spice GUI and for whom the barrier of needing to compile it is too high. If this is so, would it merit the effort to put on this project the compiled binaries for Windows? Conversely, if this is inappropriate (e.g. if putting the binaries here would dilute or pollute this project), then would it merit the effort of creating a separate project in which just to keep the compiled binaries? (I have never created a project under SourceForge because I cannot develop software, but in this case I will be willing to donate my time and help with creating and if needed administering such a separate project, provided that there is someone who will be willing to provide the binaries).

All help is welcomed and will be appreciated, and many thanks in advance for any comments.

Kind regards,
an RF Engineer

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