Public info about the author: yves Accard

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    From a “graphic” simulation tool, I want to run this program in a real machine who use program in Lua (elua NodeMCU on ESP8266/ESP3212 to be precise).
    Only for basic automations.

    • Free
    • Very simple
    • <10
    • LTspice
    • XVII
    • No

    • I discovered with pleasure youspice.
      And I propose you an idea.
      From a "graphic" simulation tool, I want to run this program in a real machine who use program in Lua (elua NodeMCU on ESP8266/ESP3212 to be precise).
      Only for basic automations.

      For example, the "And" shown in the image above should produce the following code Elua:
      gpio.write (out1, (gpio.read (in1)) and (gpio.read (in2)))
      by calling in1 and in2 the two input and out1 the output.
      So I see two way for doing this translation:
      First way is a "file translator" who read the backup XML file (or other format), extract the information purely "logical" (the process) and rewrite them as Lua script as
      [gpio.write (out1, (gpio.read (in1)) and (gpio.read (in2))) ] for our example.

      Second way : adding code into spice software, creating a new feature that would make him generate a "text file" in Lua script ( in addition to his usual backup file).

      Best regards