MAC SPICE, not for beginners!

[Quboid]

Hey, guys. I've been looking for a Electronic circuit simulator for osx for teh past couple of days and my efforts have been nothing but futile. I got MacSpice, which is surpose to be the "best" , but the commandd line interface is pretty difficult. Any suggestions?
Thanks

 

[relimw]

The last time I went looking for spice (~year or 2 ago), all I found was the command line versions. As I recall I ended up using the version carried by fink, no gui.

 

[relimw]

After a bit of searching, I came across the Gnu EDA pages, and they have a gui frontend for their spice, here is gspiceui. I would imagine that you'll need to have X11 on your system to use it, sorry, it doesn't appear to have a native version.

 

[Quboid]

Thanks. I found this pretty nifty, very small program called, Mi sugar. Its not as good as the ones we use in school, but with that apple style interface. I feel at home.

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18712

 

[relimw]

Hmm, I couldn't download it... Nothing in that d/l directory.

 

[-::ubermann::-]

looking for MI sugar?

https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/2/&page=2&order=desc

 

[MisterMe]

Hey, guys. I've been looking for a Electronic circuit simulator for osx for teh past couple of days and my efforts have been nothing but futile. I got MacSpice, which is surpose to be the "best" , but the commandd line interface is pretty difficult. Any suggestions?
Thanks

You might also try one of Capilano Computing's electronic circuit schematic apps.

 

[mduser63]

Hmm, I couldn't download it... Nothing in that d/l directory.

I uploaded it a day or two ago as the developer doesn't seem to offer it anymore. It is open-source, and I've included the source code. You can find a link to it in my last post in this thread.