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<title>XSCHEM TUTORIAL</title>
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<h1>RUN XSCHEM</h1><br>
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<p> Assuming <kbd>xschem</kbd> is installed in one of the <kbd>${PATH}</kbd> search paths just execute:</p>
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<pre class="code">
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user:~$ xschem
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</pre>
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<p> the xschem window should appear. If <kbd>xschem</kbd> is not in the search path then specify
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its full pathname.
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</p>
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<img src="xschem_home.png">
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<p> if a filename is given that file will be loaded on startup: </p>
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<pre class="code">
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user:~$ xschem .../xschem_library/examples/0_examples_top.sch
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</pre>
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<img src="xschem_home1.png">
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<h3>XSCHEM COMMAND LINE OPTIONS </H3>
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<p>
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xschem accepts short (-h) or long (--help) options:
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</p>
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<pre class="code">
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usage: xschem [options] [schematic | symbol ]
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Options:
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-h --help Print this help.
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-b --detach Detach Xschem from console (no output and no input from console)
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-n --netlist Do a netlist of the given schematic cell.
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-v --version Print version information and exit.
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-V --vhdl Set netlist type to VHDL.
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-S --simulate Run a simulation of the current schematic file
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(spice/Verilog/VHDL, depending on the netlist
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type chosen).
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-w --verilog Set netlist type to Verilog.
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--tcl <tcl_cmd> Execute specified tcl instructions before any other action,
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after sourcing xschemrc, this can be used to change xschemrc variables.
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--preinit <tcl_cmd> Execute specified tcl instructions before any other action,
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and before loading xschemrc.
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--script <file> Execute specified tcl file as a command script (perhaps with xschem commands).
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--command <tcl_cmd> Execute specified tcl commands after completing startup.
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--diff <file> Show differences with given file.
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--tcp_port <number> Listen to specified tcp port for client connections. (number >=1024).
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-i --no_rcload Do not load any xschemrc file.
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--netlist_path <path>
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-o <path> Set output path for netlist.
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--netlist_filename <file>
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-N <file> Set name (only name or full path) of top level netlist file.
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-t --tedax Set netlist type to tEDAx.
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-s --spice Set netlist type to SPICE.
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-y --symbol Set netlist type to SYMBOL (used when drawing symbols)
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-x --no_x Don't use X (only command mode).
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-z --rainbow Use a rainbow-looking layer color table.
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-W --waves Show simulation waveforms.
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-f --flat_netlist Set flat netlist (for spice format only).
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-r --no_readline Start without the tclreadline package, this is necessary
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--pipe if stdin and stdout are to be redirected. This also prevents xschem
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from closing stdin / stdout / stderr even if invoked from pipes.
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-c --color_ps Set color postscript.
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--plotfile <file> Use <file> as output for plot (png, svg, ps).
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--rcfile <file> Use <file> as a rc file for startup instead of the
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default xschemrc.
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-p --postscript
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--pdf Export pdf schematic.
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--png Export png schematic.
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--svg Export svg schematic.
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-q --quit Quit after doing things (no interactive mode).
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-l <file>
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--log <file> Set a log file.
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-d <n>
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--debug <n> Set debug level: 1, 2, 3,.. C program debug.
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-1, -2, -3... TCL frontend debug.
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xschem: interactive schematic capture program
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Example: xschem counter.sch
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the schematic file `counter.sch' will be loaded.
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</pre>
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<h3> CREATING A NEW SCHEMATIC</H3>
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<p>
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To create a new schematic run xschem and give a non existent filename:<br>
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<kbd>xschem aaa.sch</kbd>
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</p>
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<img src="xschem_new_file.png">
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<p>
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You can save the schematic by pressing <kbd>'<ctrl shift>s'</kbd> or
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by using the menu <kbd>File - Save As</kbd>:
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</p>
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<img src="xschem_saveas.png">
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<p>
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If no filename change is needed you can just use <kbd>File - Save</kbd>.
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Now a new empty schematic file is created. You can use this <kbd>test.sch</kbd> for testing while
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reading the manual.
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After exiting XSCHEM you can load directly this schematic with the following commands, they are
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all equivalent.
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<pre class="code">
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xschem /home/schippes/x/test.sch
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# or ...
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xschem ${HOME}/schippes/x/test
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</pre>
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</p>
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<p>
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you can load <kbd>test.sch</kbd> when xschem is running by using the load command <kbd>'<ctrl>o'</kbd> key or
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by menu <kbd>Open</kbd> command. Use the file selector dialog to locate the schematic and load it in.
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When loading a new file XSCHEM asks to save the currently loaded schematic if it has been modified.
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