Kathy Lee

Thanks for answering, is there any documentation mentioned about QUCS simualtor's single core usage? So I can take a look to see whether it's easy to modify? Is there any reason why we choose single core for our simulator?

Thanks for answering, is there any documentation mentioned about QUCS simualtor's single core usage? So I can take a look to see whether it's easy to modify? Is there any reason why we choose single core for our simulator?

Thanks for answering, is there any documentation mentioned about QUCS simualtor's single core usage? So I can take a look to see whether it's easy to modify?

Thanks for answering, is there any documentation mentioned about QUCS simualtor's single core usage? So I can take a look to see whether it's easy to modify?

Hey guys, I am having an really insteresing problem about QUCS cores.. I have swtiched my workstation from 12 cores to a new 40 cores, and tried to compare QUCS simulation time on two workstations. Turns out that the simulation time are the same. Then I went to Task Manager for my 40 cores workstation, found out that when I running my QUCS in loop (50 iterations), the CPU utilization only went to 4% - 7% (~2 -- 3 cores). For most software, there should be a place allow user to modify the cores number....

Hey guys, I am having an really insteresing problem about QUCS cores.. I have swtiched my workstation from 12 cores to a new 40 cores, and tried to compare QUCS simulation time on two workstations. Turns out that the simulation time are the same. Then I went to Task Manager for my 40 cores workstation, found out that when I running my QUCS in loop (50 iterations), the CPU utilization only went to 4% - 7% (~2 -- 3 cores). For most software, there should be a place allow user to modify the cores number....

Hey, all I am simulating s-parameters from a 38 ports' n-port components (s38p) right now. But I found there is one frustrating place that hold me from what I am doing. QUCS will through an error message" on 50000 lines, memory exhausted" when my sweep point is beyond an value (about 1500) points. I am pretty sure my workstation memory is big enough for a 1500 pts s38p file, this problem is caused by the memoryh of QUCS itself. Has anybody had the same problem before? Is there any way can let me...

are you trying to import SPICE netlist into QUCS? I am facing netlist problem right now BTW, I couldn't see your attachments