2nd year Epitech c++ project.
Done with Florian Vincent
NanoTekSpice is a logic simulator that is able to build a graph thanks to a configuration file, as well as inject values inside the graph to get results.
# Example
.chipsets:
input a
input b
output s
4071 gate
.links:
a:1 gate:1
b:1 gate:2
s:1 gate:3
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Hash mark: allows you to commnet your configuration file.
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.chipshet: allows you to declare components tha will be used by the program and name them.
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.links: allows you to declare links between components. (You have to precise which component you wish to link and which pin).
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input: Creates a value directly linked to the command line. The value must be 1 or 0 and must be given this way : ./nanotekspice configuration_file.ts input_name=input_value.
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clock: Creates a value that works the same way as input except that is value is inverted after each simulation.
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true: This is an input with one pin that is always true (1)
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false: This is an input with one pin that is always false (0)
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output: Creates an output that writes its state on stdout at the end of each simulation.
After being launch, the simulator will display the result and start a command-line interpreter, which reads few commands on stdin
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exit: It closes the program.
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display: It prints the value of all outputs.
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input=value: It changes the input's value (Not able with the clocks)
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loop: It executes a loop with simulate until SIGINT (CTRL+C)