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One folder less in the top-level.
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- "nltool -c docheader" now scans sources and creates
usage focussed doxy documentation for devices. Very early
stage, but works. For an example, please see ne555 source.
- Started migrating to pure C++, i.e. "//" comments.
- Various documentation fixes.
- Added cppcheck configuration to netlist/build
- Some smaller code changes.
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documentation? (nw)
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Along the way, set default models for devices missing them.
Fix standalone makefile to work in mingw environment. (nw)
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build sources for cpu emulation (nw)
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NETDEV_ALIAS ==> ALIAS
NETDEV_R ==> RES
NETDEV_C ==> CAP
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nl_examples which contains standalone netlist examples. [couriersud]
The examples have a ".c" suffix. In eclipse, I get automatic syntax parsing and error notifications. The parser treats "#" preprocessor defines/includes just as comments.
All of these examples can be run through nltool:
./nltool -f nl_examples/opamp.c -t 1 -l OUT
runs the opamp example for 1 second of emulation time and logs the terminal named "OUT" to "netlist_log_OUT.log".
I'll post a simple script to the list to visualize those logs using gnuplot.
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