Add various support/cpp/gcc/config/i386/xm*h
ChangeLog: add sdcpp version bump to gcc-13
bump sdcpp to release/gcc-13 (import from git)
A tough task, and a world premiere. Dear Holger. You need to look beyond Spice to find a netlist format that works for all Spices. We have done this, see here. I just added a new page spelling it out specifically for Spice. See "Applications" at the bottom, There is also a roadmap for developers.
Add various support/cpp/gcc/config/i386/xm*h
ChangeLog: add sdcpp version bump to gcc-13
bump sdcpp to release/gcc-13 (import from git)
see here (Gnucap wiki). tl;dr; The issue is somewhere between model specification and simulation algorithm. The way Spice implements UIC makes no physical sense in general (cf. the currents at time 0). Particularly, (spice, ngspice) UIC was not originally intended for the purpose shown here. NB: Other simulators may do different things. Not rocket science, but at the cost of losing Spice compatibility.