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SPICE circuit simulator

#9299
From: Queer and PROUD
Date: Fri, 04 Jan 1991 02:46
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Hi,

   I've been playing around with the sutdent version of Pspice and am
now in need of the real thing.  Unfortunately, the various commercial
versions are out of my price range.  I remember hearing that SPICE is
public domain.  Is this true?  Where can I get either the source code
or executables for 286/386/486 processor?  Thanks in advance for any
information that you provide.

Alan (:^|
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From: alewis@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (Queer and PROUD)
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Subject: SPICE circuit simulator
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Date: 4 Jan 91 02:46:15 GMT
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