Things to check: 1. Ensure you have no other gaw/xschem instances open (iconified/minimized). 2. Yo...
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Things to check: 1. Ensure you have no other gaw/xschem instances open (iconified/minimized). 2. Your simulation must save a
inverter.raw
file. If you are running ngspice in interactive mode use a
.control ... .endc
section where after your
tran
or
dc
simulation you put a
write inverter.raw
statement. 3. you must open '`inverter.sch`' schematic explicitly as the top schematic (File -> Open) , not descend into it from a parent schematic 4. At the xschem command prompt type:
puts $gaw_tcp_address
, you should get
localhost 2020
as answer. 5. use the netcat command (nc) and do:
nc localhost 2020
in a terminal window when gaw is opened. Type a random command, do you get an answer from gaw? Like this:
schippes@mazinga:~ $ nc localhost 2020
dfdffdf
Bad command: 'dfdffdf'
If you get a '`connection refused`' message then for some reason gaw is not listening to tcp port 2020. Ensure your system is not already using this port, if this is the case use a different number changing the gawrc and xschemrc settings accordingly.
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Thanks Stefan! It worked. I had the .raw in a different folder and also i was trying to use alt+g without opening gaw first. Once i did that it worked (sorry about that ).
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Hi @Stefan Schippers - this helped. I installed gaw and set the port to 2020
but I can't add new waves to a graph with alt-g
in the console it says 'gaw ->'
I can only do it by double clicking the graph, searching through the signals and then adding one
hm, it just started working after I added a new graph
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@Matt Venn see this short clip about the possible reason...
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thanks!
I don't know what causes the issue. I can't reproduce the error popup when I hit 'alt-g'. It just happened, but I can't repeat it now
oh no, I just got it
you have to select a graph first in xschem before hitting alt-g
ok, thanks for the help