On Sunday 12 March 2006 15:48, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > There's a lot of latitude as to what constitutes "a schematic". > As long as you have a working process to generate a netlist from > source material, you're OK. Two nominally independent schematics, > and a bit of perl to glue their netlists together, certainly counts. > I do stuff like that "all the time".
True, true. In this case, the two schematics were two actual drawings I made in Eagle when I first designed the 0.1.x two-piece unit. Gluing the two together would probably have been possible, but this gave me a chance to refresh my rusty skillz :-) That said, I did first lay down a rats nest/netlist before I layed out the board, and checked that against the schematic first. Everything looks good so far. Anyone know of a tool that can take one of Eagle's net lists and convert it into something that makes sense to PCB? -- "Sometimes paranoia can be helpful. Usually it isn't, and when you learn that, life improves." Vanessa Dannenberg
