This is a source and binary for the CalTech Chipmunk log
schematic entry and digital/analog simulation program.  The
other CalTech Chipmunk tools (wol, wolcomp, mosis, netcmp,
view, and until) are not included.

Why this little source/binary... well, it used to all compile
back with gcc 2.4.5 and kernel 0.99pl14, but something has
not maintained compatibilty (gcc I think), and many Linux
users like to download working binaries in any case, even if
it would compile without any trouble.  The modified GPL
requires source be included.

When you untar'd this, you should have ended up creating
all of these directories: (hopefully you untar'd it as
root from / )

usr/chipmunk/psys/include/p2c
usr/chipmunk/psys/include
usr/chipmunk/psys/src
usr/chipmunk/psys
usr/chipmunk/bin
usr/chipmunk/lib
usr/chipmunk/log/lib/ntk
usr/chipmunk/log/lib
usr/chipmunk/log/src/ana
usr/chipmunk/log/src
usr/chipmunk/log
usr/chipmunk

Unfortunately, the binary only seems to work when it's
located in /usr/chipmunk/bin.  If you're trying to force
it to exist in some other location, I suspect you'll have
to figure out how to make it compile again.  When I
originally compiled it using gcc 2.4.5 with kernel 0.99pl14,
it built without any problems.

The binary is linked to the older XFree86-2.1 libs, and
it only seems to work in 8 bit per pixel.  It does run
using XFree86-3.1, if the older libs are also installed.

If you don't want to keep the source around, it's probably
safe to remove everything from these directories:

usr/chipmunk/psys/include/p2c
usr/chipmunk/psys/include
usr/chipmunk/psys/src
usr/chipmunk/psys
usr/chipmunk/log/src/ana
usr/chipmunk/log/src

To run it, add /usr/chipmunk/bin to you path, or make a
few symbolic links from /usr/local/bin (which is what I did).
You type "analog" or "diglog" to run it with either analog
or digital simulation and the appropriate component libraries.
There is no mixed-mode simulation, it's either all analog or
all digital.  Good Luck.

