Ted Gould wrote:
>>I guess, what exactly are you trying to do? I'm no Logicworks fan (oh,
>>the horror stories), but I think that it probably has a niche that isn't
>>currently handled by Open Source tools. Is this a school project?
>>
>> --Ted
>>
>>
It's kind of a school project. Mainly I would just like to be able to
have the tools necessary to do what I would normally be able to do with
LogicWorks for learning purposes. I'm not doing anything too fancy. I
just like that I can create a circuit then box that circuit and save it
in a library. Also I like having the seemingly endless list of other
library functions like binary probes and switches, multiple input gates,
buffers, decoders, multiplexers, and on and on :).
Thanks for the links you all sent my way. Looks like it might be tough
finding a circuit simulator that has everything integrated into it, but
some of these might be interesting :).
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