Installing test/.gdbinit from version at. OK, so that's another stamp file left over from a root build. octave/doc/interpreter/Ĭp: cannot create regular file ‘./octave/doc/liboctave/stamp-1’: Permission denied So I thought I would try building from the account where I keep the source code and make modifications for changesets, but then got the error.Īfter deleting that stamp file, compilation eventually completes, and then: The permission issue is from the fact that I typically build as su/root in some directory that is not under backup because I don't want the huge bundle of object files saved to a backup drive. Make: Leaving directory `/home/sebald/matlab/octave/test_build'Ĭp: cannot create regular file ‘./octave/doc/interpreter/stamp-vti’: Permission Make: Entering directory `/home/sebald/matlab/octave/test_build' Some kind of stamp file in the source tree that must have been placed there from the build process: This has been a problem for ages for me, and it's quite annoying.
Linux installation of gschem and the gnet-spice-noqsi is well documented and straightforward.Īfter installation of gschem you need to create or modify the file.
Under Linux you can install it with the package manager.The application of gschem as front-end for SLiCAP has been tested under Linux and under Windows. SLiCAP has a built-in instruction for netlist generation with gschem and this netlister. The improved gnet-spice-noqsi spice netlister should be used for netlist generation. This package is used by the author and symbols for SLiCAP built-in devices have been included in the SLiCAP zip file.įor an overview of SLiCAP symbols for gSchem, please view the gSchem section in the help file. The open source gschem package can also be used in conjunction with SLiCAP.
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