GSim Documentation

In addition to this PDF version of the GSim documentation, all of the documentation is accessible from within the GSimComposer interface, as well as online at the Tech-X web site, GSimDocumentation.

GSim Installation

GSim Installation Instructions guides the user through the installation process for GSim. Release notes are also provided in this document.

GSim User Guide

The “User Guide” manual contains comprehensive GSim documentation, including directions for running GSim from the command line support resources. When you are ready to create your own simulation, consult this document for in-depth information about GSim features.

GSim Examples

The “Example” manual provides numerous tutorials for both beginning and advanced GSim users.

GSim Customizaton

The “Customization” manual discusses macros and analyzers in futher detail, for users who would like a higher degree of customization in their simulations and postprocessing.

GSim Reference

The “Reference” manual is a quick-reference manual for GSim users to look up specific GSim features and code block syntax for use in editing a GSim input file.

Searching the Documentation

All documentation is available through the GSimComposer itself by clicking on the Help icon on the far left or by going to the top menu bar and selecting Help –> Help Contents.

The Search field in particular is a fast way to find terms and examples, and supports the following options:

  • Wildcard search

    Use an asterisk * to represent a sequence of characters such that the term you entered can either be the whole or a part of the results displayed. For example:

    • Searching for "process*" will display "process" as well as results like "processes", "processing", etc.

    • Searching for "*process" will display "process" as well as results like "postprocess", "preprocess", etc.

    • Searching for "*process*" will display "process" as well as results like "preprocessed", "postprocessing", etc.

  • Omit words You can omit words in your search by putting a minus - sign in front of the word to omit. For example, typing "cylindrical-coordinates" would omit results that contain the word "coordinates", so your results would only include terms like "cylindrical capacitor", etc.

All searches are case insensitive.