Emit an error message when unable to identify a valid modelname token.
If a default model is needed, then create one explicitly:
m1 1 2 3 4 mosdefault
.model mosdefault mos1()
Allow to override the admsXml executable when invoking
autogen.sh and configure.ac
ADMSXML=/foo/bar/baz/admsXml ./autogen.sh --adms
ADMSXML=/foo/bar/baz/admsXml ./configure --enable-adms
alternatively (and more advertised)
./configure ADMSXML=/foo/bar/baz/admsXml --enable-adms
The generated Makefiles remember the given path.
A relative path doesn't make sense of course.
Which is needed to release the allocated circuit nodes in
the corresponding adms generated DEVsetup() routine.
This is required when invoking CKTsetup() more than once
without an intervening "reset".
Tie ports 4 and up to ground, iff not connected.
Actually, I think the model's DEVsetup routine should do this business,
we should pass -1 to denote the fact of being unconnected
If a default model is needed, then create one explicitly:
q1 1 2 3 npndefault
.model npndefault npn()
Note:
This code was buggy anyway because the last token,
which turned out not to be a valid model name,
was silently swallowed.
Thus PARSECALL() didn't parse the whole thing.
Thats a functional change of ngspice.
So far we did cook up a "default" model when we didn't find a model token.
But this was buggy anyway, because in such cases we silently dropped
a token from beeing processed by PARSECALL()
Now, we emit a message, and skip this line alltogether.
Note:
This commit does not change behaviour in any way,
yet one can instantly see some sickness now.
Some of the models definitely do not have 7 nodes,
Actually we would like to fetch the number of terminals from
struct IFdevice, slot terms or slot numNames
But it turns out several models publish bogus values.
For example "B4SOI", which has 7 nodes, but claims to have 8
rlar
Francesco Lannutti