Electronics

Tools to develop Electronics in Lisp

I'm sure Lisp Machine people had their own tools in LISP.
In Le_Lisp, there has been STYX by Jacques Chambon (see his 1988 thesis at ENST.fr). Is the software available? free software?
machines designed with LISP tools: the MEGA project at LRI (1988-1991). [Note: dead link as of Dec 04]
I guess IcanCAD also belongs here.
- Gabriel was a block-level simulator developed at Berkeley, written in Franz Lisp, but was superseded by Ptolemy (written first in C++ and now in Java)
- QuickSig is a DSP environment written in Common Lisp developed at the University of Helsinki. I do not know whether the software is available.
- SigLab is a DSP environment written by David McClain. Its source code is available under the GPL.
MEAT? is an asynchronous state machine synthesis and verification tool whose description, examples, and source code have been made available by one of the authors, Ken Stevens?.
ANALYZE? is another asynchronous circuit analysis tool whose description, source code, and examples Ken Stevens? has made available.
SKILL? is a flavour of LISP, widely used in Cadence Design System and customers who use its products.

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