Curious about how you compiled ngspice to WASM #6
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Hey really cool project! I'm thinking of building a similar project but a much simpler version that only uses RLC components (I've only taken the intro EE course for my undergrad so I don't know too much beyond that). I've been looking into compiling SPICE and/or ngspice into WASM so I'm curious how you implemented that part. Are there any resources that you found useful that you can point me to? |
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For now, as of today, you can compile ngspice codebase to WASM without any hacking. See here for the build tools and example. There is a discussion thread on the previous hacks which you can find here. If you want only RLC, then you can remove the extra models from the ngspice so you have a smaller (and perhaps) faster WASM. Notice that the original SPICE3f5 from Berkeley is slightly different from ngspice as it is missing the contemporary models. If you want only RLC as a practice then the original SPICE3f5 might be more suitable. |
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For now, as of today, you can compile ngspice codebase to WASM without any hacking. See here for the build tools and example. There is a discussion thread on the previous hacks which you can find here. If you want only RLC, then you can remove the extra models from the ngspice so you have a smaller (and perhaps) faster WASM.
Notice that the original SPICE3f5 from Berkeley is slightly different from ngspice as it is missing the contemporary models. If you want only RLC as a practice then the original SPICE3f5 might be more suitable.