This work develops a generic software tool for simulation of the dynamics of sparse multi-terminal memristive networks. The simulator is coded on one platform and relatively compact for easy work-flow and future extensions. Due to its relatively small size it should be easy to transfer (re-program) it using other computer languages. Future applications of the software include studies of various information processing scenarios.
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