The setup procedure would be used to initialize the component. The loop procedure would look at all the connections and their values and set outputs. For example a, class Arduino.Įach class would have a loop and a setup procedure that would be called. Users would write python classes for the components they want to see simulated. xmls files and interface with an sql database quickly.īasically the database would contain all the components, ports, diagrams and connections. I was thinking that python would be the language to use. xml file board definitions, but a quick glance at one of their. So I was wondering if there was any traction out there for creating an open source simulator? It would be nice to use fritzing's. I noticed there is a cool package called fritzing with is free but does not simulate the circuit and there is another package called virtual breadboard which is awesome but I suspect that they may some day also stop being free and charge. After much constirnation I relented and purchased the package. They have discontinued their free service and it now costs $69.00 to do same. I recently got burned by the cadsoft eagle v 6.
