Re: gEDA-dev: new spcie waveform viewer

[Werner Hoch <werner_dot_ho-at-NOSPAMgmx_dot_de>]

Hi Thomas,

On Monday 30 July 2007 16:53, Thomas Hoffboll wrote:
> First i like to introduce my self, i am a electrical engineering
> student at the university of Dortmund (germany).
>
> After some trouble building gwave i choose to create my own version
> of it.
>
> The tool is named awave for analog wave viewer. The pre alpha version
> of it is appended to this mail(hope that appending files is a leagal
> action.). It is writen using c++ and gtkmm and glade.
>
> The tool builds using the usual ./con.. make, make.. commands

I had the same problems as Peter. But after using aclocal, automake and 
autoconf the compilation worked fine.

> To make it run the environment variable "GLADEDATA" has to be set to
> the path used in --prefix // i hope that should be an easy thing to
> fix for most of you.

I've used it without installing the application. Needed to move the 
glade files into a directory named awave and set the GLADEDATA variable 
to it's parent directory.

> Requirements are:
>  gtkmm-2.4 (tested with 2.10.9)
>  gthread-2.0(tested with 2.12.11)
>  libglademm-2.4 (tested with 2.6.3)
> and of cause there requirements.(glibmm, c++,cairo...)
>
> The tool is in development so some must have features are not jet
> implemented like printing, and ascii spice files.
>
> Looking forward to your feedback.

Very nice tool. 

I looked over your patch at the SF tracker. I'm currently more 
interested in that. The template system for the spice-syntax looks 
great. I haven't done further investigations, but I'm looking forward 
to play with it soon.

Regards
Werner


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