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Alagator is the scripting language that was developed as a way for FLOOXS users to easily control the physics in their simulations. This is where the real power of FLOOXS lies. These commands allow the user to easily set up a set of common process or semiconductor device equations. For example, the scripting language has multiple components that are called during execution of a diffusion command. The basic element is a description of a differential equation | Alagator is the scripting language that was developed as a way for FLOOXS users to easily control the physics in their simulations. This is where the real power of FLOOXS lies. These commands allow the user to easily set up a set of common process or semiconductor device equations. For example, the scripting language has multiple components that are called during the execution of a diffusion command. The basic element is a description of a differential equation. | ||
* [[Alagator Language Description]], A description of the recognized keywords and symbols in building an equation. | * [[Alagator Language Description]], A description of the recognized keywords and symbols in building an equation. | ||
* [[Alagator Tutorial]], Tutorial examples that help users get started. | * [[Alagator Tutorial]], Tutorial examples that help users get started. |
Latest revision as of 13:45, 11 June 2020
Alagator is the scripting language that was developed as a way for FLOOXS users to easily control the physics in their simulations. This is where the real power of FLOOXS lies. These commands allow the user to easily set up a set of common process or semiconductor device equations. For example, the scripting language has multiple components that are called during the execution of a diffusion command. The basic element is a description of a differential equation.
- Alagator Language Description, A description of the recognized keywords and symbols in building an equation.
- Alagator Tutorial, Tutorial examples that help users get started.