Specified to Nutmeg via the 'set' command are also passed on to SPICE3Īs if specified on a. Specified as well and take effect when Nutmeg reads the input file. The options line allows the user to reset program control and user optionsįor specific simulation purposes. Section on the interactive front-end) or via the '.OPTIONS' line: Parameters may be changed via the 'set' command (described later in the To control the accuracy, speed, or default values for some devices. Various parameters of the simulations available in Spice3 can be altered FOUR lines are meant for compatibility with Spice2. If a rawfile is not specified, then output plots (in 'line-printer'įorm) and tables can be printed according to the. SAVE line (see below) may be used to record the value of internal device Nutmeg see the previous section for details. The rawfile may be read by either the interactive mode of Spice3 or by Is given then all data generated is written to a Spice3 rawfile. Immediately executed (unless '.control' lines exists see the section on In batch mode, the analyses specifiedīy the control lines in the input file (e.g. Mode is entered when either the -b option is given or when the default Specifying analysesĪnd plots (or tables) in the input file is useful for batch runs. Parallel commands exist in the interactiveĬommand interpreter (detailed in the following section). The following command lines are for specifying analyses or plots within Analyses - Parent Directory - ANALYSES AND OUTPUT CONTROL

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