Hello sir, I am getting errors while using the command make install, it is shows that there is no rule to install, required by install-tcl. Can you help me know what went wrong. And also will you share your makefile so that I can install using your make file. Are there any prerequisite softwares to be downloaded for installing netgen? I am currently using ubuntu20.04 in VMBox. Thank You.
Unfortunately, my Spanish is very limited. Are you asking why you cannot display simulation results directly in Xschem? If so, Stefan added that feature of Xschem since I made these tutorial videos. He has a nice tutorial video (th-cam.com/video/bP9w3zm1qv4/w-d-xo.html) showing how to do that on his TH-cam channel.
Because spice needs a text file representation of a circuit to simulate it. Even in schematics, the spice file is simulated. However, this conversion is done automatically by the software, one tends to ignore it's happening.
Great video! For those interested directly on the usage of netgen for LVS, this part of the explanation starts at 11:00.
Hello sir, I am getting errors while using the command make install, it is shows that there is no rule to install, required by install-tcl. Can you help me know what went wrong. And also will you share your makefile so that I can install using your make file. Are there any prerequisite softwares to be downloaded for installing netgen? I am currently using ubuntu20.04 in VMBox.
Thank You.
Maybe try
sudo apt-get install tcl-dev
to install the development package of TCL first? (Just a guess)
gracias por tus sabias enseñanzas
no se porque no se puede graficar en xschem hay algun tutorial de instalacion?
Unfortunately, my Spanish is very limited. Are you asking why you cannot display simulation results directly in Xschem? If so, Stefan added that feature of Xschem since I made these tutorial videos. He has a nice tutorial video (th-cam.com/video/bP9w3zm1qv4/w-d-xo.html) showing how to do that on his TH-cam channel.
I don't understand why are two files, I dont need a file of magic and a file of spice?
Because spice needs a text file representation of a circuit to simulate it. Even in schematics, the spice file is simulated. However, this conversion is done automatically by the software, one tends to ignore it's happening.