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You need to perform some additional steps to make Verilog-A compiler work on Windows: Custom Ngspice build solves the following issues: But default Ngspice package also will work. It's recommended special attached build of Ngspice for Windows ( Ngspice26-QucsS.zip archive). Ngspice is shipped by the most of Linux distributions.

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You need also to install ngspice and/or XYCE. You need C++ compiler, build tools, and Qt4. Refer to README.md to install all necessary dependencies. There are no precompiled Linux packages (*.deb and *.rpm) and you need to compiled it from source.

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Synchronized with Qucs-0.0.19 mainline codeĭiscussion thread is here: Qucs#77 How to install Linux.Switched to binary raw-SPICE-3f5 datasets format to increase SPICE datasets processing performance for large simulation data.

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Fixed different bugs with SpiceOpus simulator.

It allows to attach to schematic an unmodified SPICE library (*.lib) and use components from it using predefined symbol patterns (opamp_5t and opamp_3t are available) These components allow users to construct their own SPICE devices

Added 'Generic SPICE device' and 'Generic XSPICE device' components.

CodeModels could be also attached to libraries. CodeModels could be attached to schematic and compiled dynamically at simulation time.

Implemented XSPICE CodeModels support.

Implemented DC bias calculation (by pressing F8) with SPICE.

Simulator-incompatible components become hidden.

Every simulator has its own components set.

If default simulator is not set, you will be asked to select it at the first run. You can select Ngspice, XYCE, or Qucsator as default simulation kernel and run desired simulator just pressing F2.

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This RC6 contain a massive update and differs significant from previous ones (RC5 and earlier). This Release Candidate 6 (RC6) for Qucs with my unofficial patchset spice4qucs enabled by default. Correct simulator paths setting is necessary for Windows. You will also need to select default simulator on the first application start. You can use prebuilt binary DEB-package for Debian-8. Various bugfixes for XYCE and SpiceOpus support.Improved Parameter Sweep support for Ngspice.It acts like Nutmeg scripting for Ngspice. It allows to construct user-defined simulation for XYCE. Added new simulation type XYCE script.You may take Qucsator from an existing Qucs installation. You need to set Qucsator location in Simulation->Select default simulator menu. Qucsator is downgraded to ordinary external simulation kernel and is not more distributed with this package.Installation and run procedure was changed! This also allows to simplify the package building form source. Updated installed package structure to allow installation of Qucs-S side-by-side with existing Qucs in one installation root.

Installation and run instruction were changed! Refer to Installation section for more details. RC7 contains massive update of package structure. This Release Candidate 7 (RC7) includes major improvement and minor bugfixes. Qucs-S is special Qucs build with unofficial spice4qucs patchset integrated by default. You will need to set default simulator at the first run. You can change it later in application settings. You will need to select default simulation backend at the first run. Run qucs-s from the command line or launch Qucs-S icon in your desktop environment menu after installation. Default Ngspice build is shipped without it.

Added CMPP preprocessor and C headers set mandatory for development of CodeModel libraries.

It allows Qucs-S to obtain logs from Ngspice.

Default Ngspice package also will work but it may have some limitation. It's recommended special build of Ngspice-26 for Windows.

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You need to download and install Ngspice and/or XYCE manually from official websites: respectively. You need to use binary installer for Windows. No additional configure options are needed now. It will install Qucs-S into default prefix /usr/local/. The last command make install should be executed from root user.