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how to generate netlist without some subckt

hanlei1975

Dear master

how to generate spice netlist without some subckt, as following:

the default netlist as following:

**********test ckt**************

R1 net1 net2 10k

Xnosubckt in1 in2 out1 opamp

.sunckt opamp in1 in2 out

.....

..ends

.end

 

But I need no subckt netlist, as following, How can I get this? I set property like "nlAction" ,in subckt, actually there is nothing ,but I also need there is no ".sunckt......" How Can I get this ?

I need something  like this

**********test ckt**************

R1 net1 net2 10k

Xnosubckt in1 in2 out1 opamp

......

.....

.end

thanks  a lot

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  • Hi Hanlei, Quek,

    Actually it is possible to do this.

    Add a CDF parameter called "macroArgumentStyle" with value "include" (anything other than "default" or "USE") and then the call should not get mapped - and it will also not complain about not being able to find the file macro.s (where macro is the name of the macro parameter).

    Again, this was in an old (now obsolete) solution. hspiceS (and all socket simulator interfaces) are long obsolete, and as such much of the information about how to customize the netlister has gone. hspiceS is no more after IC5141.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • Hi Hanlei, Quek,

    Actually it is possible to do this.

    Add a CDF parameter called "macroArgumentStyle" with value "include" (anything other than "default" or "USE") and then the call should not get mapped - and it will also not complain about not being able to find the file macro.s (where macro is the name of the macro parameter).

    Again, this was in an old (now obsolete) solution. hspiceS (and all socket simulator interfaces) are long obsolete, and as such much of the information about how to customize the netlister has gone. hspiceS is no more after IC5141.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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