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You will need the following programs to be installed.
- A recent version of gEDA/gaf. To see if your version is recent
enough, see if the directory $prefix/share/gEDA/sym/switcap
exists. $prefix is the installation prefix for gEDA on
your system.
- SWITCAP. The executable is usually called sw. If you do
not have SWITCAP available on your system, you will need to contact
Columbia University to obtain a copy. The gEDA/gaf SWITCAP support
was tested with SWITCAP Version A.5R Release 21-Sep-87.
- Although it is optional, you may wish to install a tool which
can be used for plotting the output data. SWITCAP produces both
ASCII data listings as well as ugly ASCII plots (note the release
date of the version of SWITCAP used). Suitable tools are:
- Gwave. Gwave is an analog waveform viewer. It is fairly
basic, but easy to use, includes cursors, and has zoom/pan
features. See http://www.geda.seul.org
- Scilab. Similar to matlab. Powerful, but no cursors or
panning. See http://www-rocq.inria.fr/scilab
- Octave. Similar to matlab. See http://www.octave.org
- Grace. See http://plasma-gate.weizmann.ac.il/Grace/
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Stuart Brorson
2005-03-15