LTspice IVEagle ULP?

[Henryk Majewski]

I just installed a new version of Eagle and wanted to use LTspice
integration to simulate the schematic.
I can't find LTspice IV Eagle ULP at Dowloads/ ULPs area.
Where am I going wrong?

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[Robert Rauck]

I have the same problem. Why are we not getting an answer?

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[Robert Rauck]

This is referred to as a support forum. If CadSoft Eagle support people
are on this forum, why no answer? If they do not know, at least that
info could be provided so we know someone is there.

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[Jorge Garcia]

Post by Henryk Majewski
I just installed a new version of Eagle and wanted to use LTspice
integration to simulate the schematic.
I can't find LTspice IV Eagle ULP at Dowloads/ ULPs area.
Where am I going wrong?
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Hi Henryk,

I hope you're doing well, currently the LTSpice ULP is setup assuming
Windows paths. We still need to get everything setup for the other OS
versions working under some sort of emulator (Wine, Parallels, etc.).

If you are installing in an OS other than Windows for the moment LTSpice
is not available and that's why the ULP is not up in the Downloads area.

hth,
Jorge Garcia

[Robert Rauck]

I have a Mac version of Eagle PCB. It would be good if the ULP could
support the OS X version of Eagle. Obviously LTSpice IV is a Windows
application. I use Parallels to support Windows Apps and the ability to
pass files and other data back and forth between the two operating
systems is quite powerful.

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[Andreas Weidner]

Post by Jorge Garcia
I hope you're doing well, currently the LTSpice ULP is setup assuming
Windows paths. We still need to get everything setup for the other OS
versions working under some sort of emulator (Wine, Parallels, etc.).

As a matter of fact, LTSpice works rather well not only on Windows, but
under Linux and Mac, too, using the WINE emulator. Setting up Wine under
Linux is quite easy, on a Mac I don't know, but one user somehow managed
to install it, and LTSpice worked.

Andreas Weidner