  Digital Breadboard, a digital logic circuit simulator for the Amiga.

Release v1.1.8 contains:

    DBB - the main program
    DBB.dvi - a user manual
    DBB.doc - an ASCII version of the user manual
              (this is not as complete as the TeX version but covers 
              everything important)
    DBB.guide - AmigaGuide database file
    DBB.prefs - a config file
    elements.iff, good.iff, bad.iff - pictures required by dvi file
    good.iff.guide, bad.iff.guide, kmap.iff.guide - brushes for AmigaGuide
                                                    database
    Circuits/* - sample design files, mostly from Ethan Dicks 
                 <erd@kumiss.cmhnet.org>
    rtk - Karnaugh-map utility
    mdpic - combinational logic design utility
    fonts/hpcalc.font - a needed font
    fonts/hpcalc/18
    fonts/xen.font - rtk font
    fonts/xen/9
    reqtools.library - a needed library file
    History - history file
    README - this file.

  To print the TeX verion of the manual, you will need the program DVIprint
and the associated TeX fonts, and the program SpecialHost (from the PasTeX
distribution) will have to be active to import the .iff pictures.  Put the 
.iff pictures in the same directory that you started SpecialHost from.  If 
you start SpecialHost in your startup-sequence with the call 
`tex:bin/specialhost', then you would put the files in DH0:'s root directory,
or whatever your working directory is.  SpecialHost should be set to `Memory'
or `File' (borderless).  Type `DVIprint p printer DBB.dvi' (substitute your 
own supported printer where it says 'printer').

  For my HPIIIP, these are the settings I use:

  TeX:bin/dviprint -b 200000 -h .73in -v .4in p laserjet DBB.dvi

  The AmigaGuide datafile uses CBM's Display program, and because Workbench
users won't have a full path, expects it to be in the default Sys:Utilities
drawer.  You can change this location, or even the program if you want, by
editing the DBB.guide file with a text editor.  Better yet, if you have
the AmigaGuide distribution, use WDisplay instead to display the files on
the AmigaGuide window itself.  Also note that because of the lack of
variable support in AmigaGuide, the three *.iff.guide files need to be in
the same directory as you started DBB from (i.e. if you use the DBB icon
then they will be found in their default location, but if you start DBB
from a project icon in the Circuits drawer, you'll either need to edit the
DBB.guide file to supply a path for the files or have a copy of them in
that drawer.

  Digital Breadboard is a WB2.x program!  If you try to run it under 1.3 or 
earlier, it won't work.  Digital Breadboard uses an Amiga high-res screen 
mode.  If you use it with a non-VGA monitor it will probably look non-optimal
unless you get creative with the colors.  Pay attention to the printer 
settings if you use a dark background.

