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Equality operators in Spectre

Hello,

What is a non-equality operator in Spectre? Help says it is "!=". However, this Spectre deck errors out:

simulator lang=spectre
opt options rawfmt=psfascii
v1 (1 0) vsource dc=x1
v2 (2 0) vsource dc=x2
parameters x = 0
parameters x1 = (x==0)
parameters x2 = (x!=0)
dc dc
save 1 2

The error message says:

Error found by spectre during circuit read-in.
    ERROR (SFE-874): "test.scs" 8: Unexpected equals "=". Expected close
        parenthesis.
    ERROR (SFE-683): "test.scs" 8: Badly formed parameters statement.

Line number 8 is the one where "x2" is defined.

Spectre version is "13.1.1.252.isr11 32bit -- 14 Aug 2014"

Thank you for your help.

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svcher over 10 years ago

Thanks Andrew, I understand now that this is a feature, not a bug.
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svcher over 10 years ago

Thanks Andrew, I understand now that this is a feature, not a bug.
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