# gomjabbar gomjabbar is a package which assists in the creation of unit tests for ngspice code models.
The test programs which it creates are run independently of the ngspice program. The interface file (ifspec.ifs) for the code model is used to generate code which initializes the Mif_Private_t data structure which is used by ngspice to interact with code models. By doing this, it is possible for test code to call any function in the code model which takes the ARGS argument. At a minimum, this includes the entry point function for the code model (C_Function_Name in ifspec.ifs).
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