- To start the simulation:
./simulide --simu pathToSimu --hex pathToHex
with the option --platform offscreen
to start without display.
The simulation logs are automatically saved in a Json file when the program is closed with CTRL+C
.
- To compare the logs of two executions:
./simulide --logs pathToLogs1 pathToLogs2 margin --platform offscreen
- To replay a previous simulation, based on its logs:
./simulide --simu pathToSimu --play pathToLogs
you can add the option --hexplay pathToPlay
to specify the path of play.hex.
By default it looks for play.hex where the program is executed.
Electronic Circuit Simulator
SimulIDE is a simple real time electronic circuit simulator.
It's intended for general purpose electronics and microcontroller simulation, supporting PIC, AVR and Arduino.
PIC simulation is provided by gpsim and avr simulation by simavr.
This is not an accurate simulator for circuit analisis, it aims to be the fast, simple and easy to use, so this means simple and not very accurate electronic models and limited features.
Intended for hobbist or students to learn and experiment with simple circuits.
SimulIDE also features a code Editor and Debugger for GcBasic, Arduino, PIC asm and AVR asm. Editor/Debugger is still in it's firsts stages of development, with basic functionalities, but it is possible to write, compile and basic debugging with breakpoints, watch registers and global variables.
Build dependencies:
- Qt5 dev packages
- Qt5Core
- Qt5Gui
- Qt5Xml
- Qt5Widgets
- Qt5Concurrent
- Qt5svg dev
- Qt5 Multimedia dev
- Qt5 Serialport dev
- Qt5 Script
- Qt5 qmake
- libelf dev
- gcc-avr
- avr-libc
Once installed go to build_XX folder, then:
$ qmake
$ make
In folder build_XX/release/SimulIDE_x.x.x you will find executable and all files needed to run SimulIDE.
Run time dependencies:
- Qt5Core
- Qt5Gui
- Qt5Xml
- Qt5svg
- Qt5Widgets
- Qt5Concurrent
- Qt5 Multimedia
- Qt5 Multimedia Plugins
- Qt5 Serialport
- Qt5 Script
- libelf
SimuliDE executable is in bin folder. No need for installation, place SimulIDE folder wherever you want and run the executable.