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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ It contains all the documenation for making NGHDL executable (using PyInstaller)
 				- If there are any issues regarding loading of DLL files, refer : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2738879/cannot-import-pyqt4-qtgui

 				- If above step works, then goto step 7.

 

-7. Test whether only eSim dependencies are available or not:

+7. Test whether only NGHDL dependencies are available or not:

 

 		$ pip freeze

 

@@ -62,13 +62,13 @@ It contains all the documenation for making NGHDL executable (using PyInstaller)
 

 8. Create spec file as:

 

-		$ pyi-makespec --onefile -n eSim <path_to_nghdl>/src/ngspice_ghdl.py

+		$ pyi-makespec --onefile -n nghdl <path_to_nghdl>/src/ngspice_ghdl.py

 

 9. Create onefile executable using pyinstaller as:

 		

 		$ pyinstaller -F --clean nghdl.spec

 

-10. Verify whether all eSim `src` files (`*.py`) have been included in `Analysis-00.toc` file under the build folder generated by PyInstaller.

+10. Verify whether all NGHDL `src` files (`*.py`) have been included in `Analysis-00.toc` file under the build folder generated by PyInstaller.

 11. nghdl.exe is generated at the dist folder.

 

 

@@ -99,4 +99,4 @@ It contains all the documenation for making NGHDL executable (using PyInstaller)
 

 7.  Place the script `installnghdl.nsi` at the eSim installer location.

 

-8. Follow the rest of the instructions for packging eSim [https://github.com/FOSSEE/eSim/tree/installers/Windows] and compile the NSI script (`esim-setup-script` file). Now only use the generated installer for distribution.
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+8. Follow the rest of the instructions for packging eSim [https://github.com/FOSSEE/eSim/tree/installers/Windows] and compile the NSI script (`esim-setup-script` file). Now only use the generated installer for distribution.