devices from a .prm file into class "subckt" when they should be
class "module" (because they are primitives). Otherwise, netgen
will crash when attempting to flatten them.
with IRSIM including recent changes made to support multiple device
types using the subcircuit "x" component type. This requires
reading in a .prm file, which incidentally can be used with any
SPICE file to inform netgen of the specific component type of any
model defined as a subcircuit.
This fixes crash on macos due to wrong hash() being linked in.
It also makes sure that proper function defs are declared and available
(as required by C99) to make compile possible in newer compilers (e.g.
Apple clang) and to some extend prevent similar linkage issues happening
again.
some problems stemming from comparing a case-sensitive netlist
against a case-insensitive one. Verilog netlist reading does
not yet have support for macros other than "`include", and it
does not yet have support for bit vectors constructed with
braces ({}).
variables to iterate over hash table contents. This led to the
inability to nest hash table iterators. Fixed by defining a
wrapper structure that holds the actual hash table plus the size
and iterator indexes. Not only does this solve the nesting
problem, but it also avoids the need to pass the hash table size
on every call, and that reduces the number of ways a hash table
subroutine can go wrong (e.g., cannot access the table out of
bounds simply by passing a size that is larger than was used to
initialize the table).
Tim Edwards
D. Mitch Bailey
Kamyar Mohajerani