SPICE for the MacII

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From: Joseph R. Turner
Date: Fri, 01 Dec 1989 18:30

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Hello,

I am a EE from CMU and I'm interested in finding a SPICE-like program (reall
an exact version of SPICE designed to run on the Mac).  I have a MacIIcx with
4 Megs of RAM and 80 Megs of harddisk.  I have seen some cheap circuit
simulators that were unable to handle large ckts or different types of
analyses - that is not what I want. I'll post any good results that I get.
Thanks,
Joe Turner,jt24@andrew.cmu.edu

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Subject: SPICE for the MacII
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