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Hi Rolf!
Thanks for verifying the binary package.
Compiling from scratch only works with Qt3, no Qt4!!! Even with compatibility for Qt3, Qt4 won't work.
Regards, Stefan.
04:16PM UTC on Jun 21 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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You can run AC simulations with a constant frequency value and sweep over this AC simulation with a parameter sweep. In order to plot it correctly, use in an equation PlotVs().
07:18AM UTC on Jun 16 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Yes, I meant this I guess... So I am stuck with this. I don't have too much experience with MacOSX and also no system for testing available. I pointed Rolf (maintainer of qucs in MacPorts) to this thread. I hope, he can help here...
Kind regards, Stefan.
10:33AM UTC on Jun 15 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Hello,
it's probably because "some libraries from Apple’s X11 distribution are required". Qucs comes actually self-contained (with Qt library) but some X11 libraries maybe required. Do you have these installed?
Stefan.
04:02PM UTC on Jun 06 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Hello!
The library is right in place. I wonder why it can't be found by the dyld loader.
There is a link in /Applications/qucs which comes with the installation procedure. This is also meant to be the entry point to the program. Did you try that? Or how did you start Qucs?
Regards, Stefan.
07:19AM UTC on Jun 05 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Hm,
actually "libqt-mt.3.dylib" should be located in
/usr/local/bin/qucs.app/Ressources/frameworks/
or something like this. Can't remember that right now exactly.
It is not necessary for the MacOSX binary installer to have Qt previously installed. Qt 4.x is NOT required at all, just a Qt 3.x if any...
Stefan.
01:48PM UTC on Jun 04 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Hello!
Actually SPICE 2g6 POLY L's should be understood by 0.0.15 version of Qucs. I am going to check your example. What is not supported (yet) are subcircuit parameters (as in the above example).
Regards, Stefan.
12:14PM UTC on Jun 04 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Hello!
Can you tell what "could not run" the binary MacOSX package means? You installed it, then what?
About the build problem: You'll need Qt >= 3.1 < 4.x... for successful configure. Without configuring successfully, you won't be able to make.
Stefan.
11:26AM UTC on Jun 04 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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Yes, at least for those parts which depend on frequency.
03:30PM UTC on May 19 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
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ela committed patchset 140 of module qucs-doc to the Quite Universal Circuit Simulator CVS repository, changing 2 files.
08:26AM UTC on May 19 2009 in Quite Universal Circuit Simulator
