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You can also run hspice interactively by entering the hspice command by itself, and answering the
questions. For more details on HSPICE, read the section HSPICE Basics, later in this handout.
You can then view the simulation results by running MetaWaves on the output file created by
HSPICE (filename.tr0, filename.ac0, etc.):
mwaves filename.tr0

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MetaWaves is an interactive menu-driven waveform viewer, which is described in more detail in
the section MetaWaves Basics, later in this handout.

frogfat

Setting up your account
If you don't have an account yet at Sweet Hall, see the document entitled Introduction To The
Leland Systems in the document racks on the second floor of Sweet Hall. It usually takes about 24
hours to get an account. Once you have an account you can access your home directory at any of
the campus clusters.

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Offsite SITN students
HCP and NDO students wishing to open an on-campus account should, upon receiving confirmation
of registration containing your student ID number from SITN, go to the web page:
http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/itss/services/sunetid/

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Offsite SITN students
HCP and NDO students wishing to open an on-campus account should, upon receiving confirmation
of registration containing your student ID number from SITN, go to the web page:
http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/itss/services/sunetid/

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Complete instructions for opening an account are described on the web page, with specific procedures
for SITN students. You may have to wait up to one day for your account to appear.
If you have questions or problems with the login procedure, contact the Sweet Hall consultants
at the consulting desk on the second floor of Sweet Hall, or by calling 725-2101. If your account
is frozen, or you have trouble with your ID, call SITN at 415-725-3016.

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X-Windows Basics
The Sweet Hall workstations use an X-Windows environment. HSPICE behaves basically the
same on each system, however, there are some differences between the various operating systems.
A few important ones are:
SPARCstations only: The SPARCstations do not automatically start X-Windows upon login.
Use the command x to start the X environment.
DECstations only: The ESC key does not exist on the DEC keyboard. Use the function
key F11 instead.
The X-Windows set-up is different between the various operating systems.

frogfat

X-Windows Basics
The Sweet Hall workstations use an X-Windows environment. HSPICE behaves basically the
same on each system, however, there are some differences between the various operating systems.
A few important ones are:
SPARCstations only: The SPARCstations do not automatically start X-Windows upon login.
Use the command x to start the X environment.
DECstations only: The ESC key does not exist on the DEC keyboard. Use the function
key F11 instead.
The X-Windows set-up is different between the various operating systems.

frogfat

Left-Button pressed over the workstation background will bring up the Applications
menu. You can select one of the menu items by dragging the cursor over the appropriate
menu item while still keeping the left button pressed. Releasing the button will then
select the item. Menu items which have a little symbol to their right are hierarchical
menus. To select an item from a hierarchical menu, move the cursor to the right over
that menu item (while still keeping the button pressed), and a new menu will come up.
Select a menu item from the sub-menu the same way as you would from a normal menu.
From the Applications menu you can create a new terminal window, among other
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things.