Den 2010-12-31 01:37:50 skrev Stefan Salewski <m...@ssalewski.de>:
On Fri, 2010-12-31 at 01:06 +0100, kai-martin knaak wrote:
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
> I looked at the gEDA symbols site, but it was very hard to find
> anything useful in this matter, since there was no ”preview” thing
> involved as far as I can see.
You may point your browser to
http://gedasymbols.org
This is a website dedicated to symbols, footprints and other geda
related stuff contributed by users. It presents previews of symbols and
footprints on mouse click.
> Is there a complete set of symbols like the default one, but with IEC
> symbols instead or do I need to make them all by myself?
I tend to draw my symbols the way they were taught in German university
courses. So they are likely IEC compliant, but no guarantee.
> I can't be the only European user of this program, can I…?
Surely, you are not! :-)
---<)kaimartin(>---
I think he was asking about these rectangular boxes, as used in german
textbooks, Tietze/Schenk or Reichardt/Schwarz. Indeed I have not seen
these on your page or gedasymbols at all, so you may give the full
link...
I don't know about those ”german textbooks”, but they are rectangular
indeed. I'll try to draw an NAND gate below, but you need a font like Free
Mono, Liberation Mono, Courier or similar to view it right:
______
| |
––––| & |o–––
|______|
And a NOR gate would look like this:
______
| |
––––| ≥1 |o–––
|______|
--
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
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