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I recently posted the query:

    Can someone tell me (via uucp mail, if possible) about the recent Berkeley
    Spice simulator (in C, not Fortran) that I have heard about?  Is this avail-
    able already?  Is it public domain (or permissible for anyone to use for
    nonprofit purposes) like its Fortran-based ancestor?  Who should one contact
    to obtain a copy?  I would like to satisfy my curiosity about this but do 
    not know where to ask.  Thank you.

I have gotten a reply from the author, who by request I am leaving anonymous
(the author did not want to be swamped with queries!  No, it is NOT Cindy
Manly [in the address below]).  This much I will tell:

>SPICE-3 has been released by U.C. Berkeley, and is public domain just like
>SPICE-2 is.  The program is available from the U.C. Berkeley EECS department
>Industrial Liason Program office. 
>For further information on all programs the U.C. Berkeley EECS Department
>distributes, you can contact:
>
>	Cindy Manly
>	Industrial Liason Program Office
>	EECS Department
>	Cory Hall
>	U.C. Berkeley
>	Berkeley, Ca.   94720
>	(415) 643-6687
>
>
>SPICE3 is available for the department's standard tape & handling charge
>of $150 (Check payable to 'Regents of the University of California')
>It is currently available in versions for VAX/VMS 4.0 or newer on an
>ANSI standard labeled tape, or for VAX/UNIX (4.3, sun, probably others, but
>I don't have access to the machines to test it) on a tar tape.
>
>While the program itself is available (for 3 weeks now), there is still 
>only limited documentation, although more is coming.
>