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# ADMS - An automatic device model synthesizer
ADMS is a code generator that converts electrical compact device models specified
in high-level description language into ready-to-compile C code for the API of spice
simulators. Based on transformations specified in XML language, ADMS transforms
Verilog-AMS code into other target languages.
This version is forked from the code previously available at:
<http://sourceforge.net/projects/mot-adms/files/adms-source/2.3/>
The original SVN repo is no longer available.
This version is based on ADMS 2.3.0, the last version released by the original author in 2012.
Currently only a subset of the Verilog-AMS language is supported.
- Homepage (unmaintained): <http://vacomp.noovela.com/>
- Source code: <http://sourceforge.net/projects/mot-adms/>
## Platforms
ADMS is known to work on these platforms.
- GNU/Linux
- Darwin/OS X
- FreeBSD
- Windows
## Dependencies
- C compiler (gcc, clang)
- Autotools (autoconf, automake,...) or CMake
- GNU Flex
- GNU Bison (tested with 2.5+)
- GNU Libtool
- Perl with XML::LibXml
- GD modules to manually update documentation images
Installing dependencies on Linux Debian/Ubuntu:
```
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install automake libtool gperf flex bison
sudo apt-get install libxml2 libxml2-dev
sudo apt-get install libxml-libxml-perl
sudo apt-get install libgd-perl
```
### Maintainers Install and Packaging from Git
This section is relevant in case ADMS is compiled from the Git repository.
#### Compilation Using Autotools
Use the default commands to compile, generate files and install.
sh bootstrap.sh
./configure
make install
Autotools it currently used for creating release packages, the `adms-x.x.x.tar.gz` source code archive.
sh bootstrap.sh
./configure
make clean
make dist
#### Compilation Using CMake
mkdir cmake; cd cmake
cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RELEASE -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/install/location/
make install
Packaging is not yet supported with CMake. At the moment, only static libraries can be build with CMake.
### Users Install from Tarball
This section is relevant in case ADMS is compiled from a source code archive (`adms-x.x.x.tar.gz`).
#### Compilation Using Autotools
tar xvfz adms-x.x.x.tar.gz
cd adms-x.x.x
./configure --prefix=[/install/location/]
make install
#### Compilation Using CMake
tar xvfz adms-x.x.x.tar.gz
cd adms-x.x.x
mkdir build; cd build
cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=[/install/location/]
make install
#### Building an RPM
Go through all the aclocal/automake/configure process to ensure you have all the dependencies installed.
Chances are you will need to install these packages: gcc-c++ flex bison libtool libtool-ltdl-devel
Then rename the ADSM directory to ADSM-2.3.0 and tar it to make ~/rpmbuild/SOURCES/ADMS-2.3.0.tar.gz
Then copy the spec file into your rpmbuild/SPECS directory
Then build with rpmbuild -ba SPECS/adms.spec
## Credits
See AUTHORS file.
## License
ADMS is under GPLv3. See COPYING file.
---
Original author's build instructions: (for posterity)
```
0- Prerequisites
0- gnu make is required (do not use other native make)
1- Description
ADMS is a code generator that converts electrical compact device models
specified in high-level description language into ready-to-compile c code
for the API of spice simulators.
2- Installation - Unix or Linux
0- run: ./configure - see file INSTALLATION for more options
1- run: gmake
2- run: gmake install
If the installation fails try:
0- run: autoheader
1- run: aclocal
2- run: automake
3- run: autoconf
4- run: ./configure - see file INSTALLATION for more options
5- run: gmake
6- run: gmake install
In two shots:
autoheader && aclocal && automake && autoconf && ./configure
gmake && gmake install
3- Installation - Windows with cygwin environment
0- run: ./configure - see file INSTALLATION for more options
1- run: gmake
2- run: gmake install
If the installation fails try:
0- run: autoheader
1- run: aclocal
2- run: automake
3- run: autoconf
4- run: ./configure - see file INSTALLATION for more options
5- run: gmake
6- run: gmake install
In two shots:
autoheader && aclocal && automake && autoconf && ./configure
gmake && gmake install
4- Installation windows (no cygwin environment)
0- run:
cl -DYY_NO_UNISTD_H -DPACKAGE_VERSION=\"msvc-229\" -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -DinsideElement -DinsidePreprocessor -DinsideVeriloga -I. -IadmsXml \
admsXml/adms.c admsXml/preprocessorLex.c admsXml/preprocessorMain.c admsXml/preprocessorYacc.c admsXml/verilogaLex.c admsXml/verilogaYacc.c \
admsXml/admsXml.c admsXml/admstpathYacc.c -o admsXml.exe
If the installation fails send a message to r29173@users.sourceforge.net
(note that there is NO strong support for windows compilers.)
5- Directory Structure
adms
- metaadms.dtd
DTD of file adms.xml
- adms.xml
This file defines the data structure used by adms to save parsed hdl code.
- auxconf
set-up files created by automake -a -c
- scripts:
perl scripts
- admsXml
source code
5- For developers (using the cygwin environment)
Here is how I create the compilation environment after checking out adms from
the CVS repository:
0- run: autoheader (create autom4te.cache/config-h.in from configure.in)
1- run: mkdir auxconf (create directory auxconf)
2- run: aclocal (create aclocal.m4 from configure.in)
3- run: libtoolize --force --ltdl -c (create libltdl and config.guess, config.sub, ltmain.sh in auxconf)
4- run: automake -a -c (create missing, mkinstalldirs, install-sh in auxconf and all Makefile.in)
5- run: autoconf (create configure)
6- run: ./configure
In three shots:
rm -rf auxconf && autoheader && mkdir auxconf && aclocal && libtoolize --force --ltdl -c
touch ChangeLog && automake -a -c && autoconf
./configure
```
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