If you just want to simulate you should write the synthetized netlist to spice format.
if you want to use xschem the best thing to do is to create a symbol with the I/O pins of the counter and link to the spice netlist.
The following picture is an example of a symbol for the NE555 IC. Only the symbol is drawn (with some artwork) with the NE555 I/O/Supply pins. A
spice_sym_def
attribute is defined to include a text file for the NE555 netlist obtained from a vendor.
Thanks Stefan! I saw your tutorial with the 555 example. So i was think about doing it that way. But I ran into the problem with the missing power pins, when using
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