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2016-01-29 3:19 GMT+05:30 Arnaud Gardelein:
> Le jeudi 28 janvier 2016 à 18:55 +0530, sooraj kenoth
>  [via geda-help AT delorie DOT com] a écrit :
>> What I am thinking is draw a circuit, place a probe where I want to
>> see the voltage wave form and click run and see the wave form as we
>> can see in the oscilloscope.
>
> This is exactly the reason why I started oscopy. So far there is a very
> basic communication from gschem to oscopy; the possibility to run
> launch oscopy and run netlister & simulator.

> The experimental branch of oscopy now implements the possibility to
> command the interface, allowing another program to add files, to add
> signals to a graph, etc.

Sounds interesting. I downloaded and installed it from here
<http://repo.or.cz/w/oscopy.git>. I tried to run the demo. It opened a
lot of empty windows. I couldn't do much with that.

I gone through the readme, but I could not get much idea. Can I get
the abc/basics on the software?

 By the way I came across a website with a simulator.
<http://www.falstad.com/circuit/e-amp-invert.html>

> Then to be able to put a probe and then view the waveform is needed to
> find a way for gschem/gnetlist to translate one or more symbols into a
> single ".print" SPICE directive (or equivalent depending on the
> simulator used). Any idea on how to do this ?

What I am thinking we don't not have a complete integrated environment
for electronic engineers to do the design automation. But there are
different distinct package are available for each step. Some has to
put everything together and connected. Am I right?

-- 
Regards
Sooraj Kenoth
"I am Being the Change I Wish to See in the World"