[Help-gnucap] gnucap question: What is this ?

[Vaclav Peroutka]

Hello,

I compiled gnucap 20090723 and want to simulate audio phasing circuit with 
LF356. In old Winspice it works but here I get messages below. How can I 
explain that V is voltage source, R is resistor etc ?

Thank you in advance,
Vaclav

$ /opt/gnucap-20090723/bin/gnucap af-6th-phaser.ckt
Gnucap 2009.07.23 RCS 26.112                                                    
 
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J1 80 102 12 JM1                                                                
 
^ ? J: no match                                                                 
 
J2 90 103 12 JM2                                                                
 
^ ? J: no match                                                                 
 
.MODEL JM1 PJF (IS=3.1500E-11 BETA=9.2528E-04 VTO=-1.000000E                    
 
           ^ ? model: "PJF" no match                                            
 
.MODEL JM2 PJF (IS=2.8500E-11 BETA=9.2528E-04 VTO=-9.990000E                    
 
           ^ ? model: "PJF" no match                                            
 
Vin 1 0 SIN(0 1 4k 1NS 0) AC 1 DC 0                                             
 
^ ? what's this?                                                                
 
Vccp 100 0 DC 12 AC 0                                                           
 
^ ? what's this?                                                                
 
Vccn 110 0 DC -12 AC 0