On 9/28/06, Vaughn Treude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I did not know you had such a big collection of footprints! It would have saved me some work. My circuit has a few off-beat components on it, but I was surprised to see that a number of standard SMD components were not in there, and I ended up creating them.
The collections contains parts that I have used or planned on using. Since I currently do not have an easy way to solder BGAs or QFN style packages you will not find those types (except for a couple of QFN's). I also have not use PGA styles (yet). I am curious which common SMD components weren't there?
I hate to be a pest on this issue, but I never did get gnetlist to handle the embedded nets correctly. Not that I mind that much changing the symbols to eliminate embedded power pins (I'll do whatever works) but I don't know how else to handle the connections between the sheets of the schematic. I can't afford the time to keep manually correcting the netlists. I don't know what version of gnetlist I'm using, as the usage message didn't seem to include version info. But am I correct in using the "-g PCB" flag? I don't see what I'm doing wrong, but there must be something. When I netlist the modified SCH file you sent me still does not consolidate the +5V and Vcc nets. I get the following result:
Nets with identical names connect. In my version of gschem (20050329) you have to have one end of a net connected to a component in order for it to connect to other nets of the same name. The command I used to generate a netlist from your schematic was --- gsch2pcb --elements-dir /YOUR_PCB_FOOTPRINT_DIR YOUR_SCH_FILE_NAME (* jcl *) --- http://www.luciani.org _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list geda-user@moria.seul.org http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
