Re: gEDA-user: gerbv potential problem

2008-01-24 Thread Peter Baxendale
Unfortunately there's nothing in the gerbers to indicate where they came
from. The schematic (a pdf) has a reference to Protel in it, which may
or may not be a clue.

On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 15:30 +0100, Stefan Petersen wrote:
> Hi again!
> 
> BTW I forgot to ask, is it possible to determine which CAD program that 
> has been used to generate these gerber files? It usually says in the top 
> of the file after some G04 remark command.
> 
> Regards,
> /Stefan
> 

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Re: gEDA-user: gerbv potential problem

2008-01-24 Thread Stefan Petersen
Hi again!

BTW I forgot to ask, is it possible to determine which CAD program that 
has been used to generate these gerber files? It usually says in the top 
of the file after some G04 remark command.

Regards,
/Stefan

Peter Baxendale wrote:
> Wow, that was quick! Hate to think what that kind of service would cost
> commercially. Many thanks!
> 
> On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 10:59 +0100, Stefan Petersen wrote:
>> Peter Baxendale wrote:
>>> Hi gerbv people,
>>>
>>> Just posted a gerbv 2.0.0 "feature" to the gerbv bug tracker. Working
>>> with a reference design from Nordic Semiconductor I found that gerbv
>>> wasn't showing some bits around the antenna correctly (ie as shown in
>>> the Nordic documentation). Stripped it down to a few lines and the
>>> problem  seems to relate to when circular interpolation should revert to
>>> linear. All the other viewers I've tried (3 of them) show as per
>>> Nordic's design, gerbv doesn't. Of course, I can see you might argue
>>> that the others are all wrong...
>> Hi Peter!
>>
>> Thanks for the bug report. While I have been sleeping Julian has fixed 
>> the problem in CVS. If you're daring you can try out the CVS version. 
>> I've tested it and it looked like in your PNG's.
>>
>> It seems like it was one of the grey corners of Gerber that reared it's 
>> ugly head. This is the reason we like to release the code for public 
>> scrutiny to put some light on these dark corners.
>>
>> For those interested in the exact cause of this, please look at Julians 
>> explanation attached to the (now closed) bug report on gerbv's SF site.
>>
>> Thanks for your report and very good sample files.
>>
>> Regards,
>> /Stefan
>>
>>
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Re: gEDA-user: gerbv potential problem

2008-01-24 Thread Peter Baxendale
Wow, that was quick! Hate to think what that kind of service would cost
commercially. Many thanks!

On Thu, 2008-01-24 at 10:59 +0100, Stefan Petersen wrote:
> Peter Baxendale wrote:
> > Hi gerbv people,
> > 
> > Just posted a gerbv 2.0.0 "feature" to the gerbv bug tracker. Working
> > with a reference design from Nordic Semiconductor I found that gerbv
> > wasn't showing some bits around the antenna correctly (ie as shown in
> > the Nordic documentation). Stripped it down to a few lines and the
> > problem  seems to relate to when circular interpolation should revert to
> > linear. All the other viewers I've tried (3 of them) show as per
> > Nordic's design, gerbv doesn't. Of course, I can see you might argue
> > that the others are all wrong...
> 
> Hi Peter!
> 
> Thanks for the bug report. While I have been sleeping Julian has fixed 
> the problem in CVS. If you're daring you can try out the CVS version. 
> I've tested it and it looked like in your PNG's.
> 
> It seems like it was one of the grey corners of Gerber that reared it's 
> ugly head. This is the reason we like to release the code for public 
> scrutiny to put some light on these dark corners.
> 
> For those interested in the exact cause of this, please look at Julians 
> explanation attached to the (now closed) bug report on gerbv's SF site.
> 
> Thanks for your report and very good sample files.
> 
> Regards,
> /Stefan
> 
> 
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Re: gEDA-user: gerbv potential problem

2008-01-24 Thread Stefan Petersen
Peter Baxendale wrote:
> Hi gerbv people,
> 
> Just posted a gerbv 2.0.0 "feature" to the gerbv bug tracker. Working
> with a reference design from Nordic Semiconductor I found that gerbv
> wasn't showing some bits around the antenna correctly (ie as shown in
> the Nordic documentation). Stripped it down to a few lines and the
> problem  seems to relate to when circular interpolation should revert to
> linear. All the other viewers I've tried (3 of them) show as per
> Nordic's design, gerbv doesn't. Of course, I can see you might argue
> that the others are all wrong...

Hi Peter!

Thanks for the bug report. While I have been sleeping Julian has fixed 
the problem in CVS. If you're daring you can try out the CVS version. 
I've tested it and it looked like in your PNG's.

It seems like it was one of the grey corners of Gerber that reared it's 
ugly head. This is the reason we like to release the code for public 
scrutiny to put some light on these dark corners.

For those interested in the exact cause of this, please look at Julians 
explanation attached to the (now closed) bug report on gerbv's SF site.

Thanks for your report and very good sample files.

Regards,
/Stefan


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