On Wed, 4 Oct 2006, Robert Fitzsimons wrote:
>> Do you still have the code? would you share? I have an old plotter and
>> learned some HPGL years ago, even wrote some simple plotting tools. Now I
>> would use HPGL as an example exporter with the scriptable PCB project.
>
>I didn't see a response f
DJ Delorie wrote:
I'm guessing it's using a variant of HPGL embedded in a PCL data
stream. I.e. a mode switch between languages. The PCL5 spec has
commands for this.
That would make sense for driving the laser. It is just an X-Y device.
The laser can be turned on and off, of course, an
Dave N6NZ wrote:
Dave McGuire wrote:
On Oct 4, 2006, at 6:48 PM, Robert Fitzsimons wrote:
Do you still have the code? would you share? I have an old plotter and
learned some HPGL years ago, even wrote some simple plotting tools.
Now I
would use HPGL as an example exporter with the scripta
> Is HPGL at all like PCL?
HPGL is more like gerber. It's a vector plotting language - pen up,
pen down, move here, move there, etc.
PCL is primarily a raster language. Move cursor here, draw
text/raster/whatever.
Postscript is a combination, more of a generic programming language
that happen
Dave McGuire wrote:
On Oct 4, 2006, at 6:48 PM, Robert Fitzsimons wrote:
Do you still have the code? would you share? I have an old plotter and
learned some HPGL years ago, even wrote some simple plotting tools.
Now I
would use HPGL as an example exporter with the scriptable PCB project.
I
On Oct 4, 2006, at 6:48 PM, Robert Fitzsimons wrote:
Do you still have the code? would you share? I have an old plotter and
learned some HPGL years ago, even wrote some simple plotting tools.
Now I
would use HPGL as an example exporter with the scriptable PCB project.
I didn't see a response
Stephen Williams wrote:
Hi,
I've noted that the Icarus Verilog 0.8 branch gets widespread
use, and also the devel branch is still unstable, so I'm still
actively maintaining the 0.8 branch; and that leads us to the
new release 0.8.3.
This is a stable, incremental release of the compiler. It onl
> Do you still have the code? would you share? I have an old plotter and
> learned some HPGL years ago, even wrote some simple plotting tools. Now I
> would use HPGL as an example exporter with the scriptable PCB project.
I didn't see a response from Dave, but I've attached the code wrote to
work
Choices like leaving some windows open after a sequence, or toolbars that are
visible is the kind I was thinking of. The keyboard commands are two letter in
gschem, so that's not likely to change very easily, but starting some alternate
way to execute commands with keys not claimed by the gsche
Hi,
I've noted that the Icarus Verilog 0.8 branch gets widespread
use, and also the devel branch is still unstable, so I'm still
actively maintaining the 0.8 branch; and that leads us to the
new release 0.8.3.
This is a stable, incremental release of the compiler. It only
fixes bugs and some por
> How did you get that pcbpool quote?
> I just got one for a 4 layer 50x50mm prototype and it was 143 euro
> which is way more than $104. I'd love to get 4 layers for $100!
4" x 5" [*] 4 layer board, qty 1, gc-preview format, 8 days, = $94.38
Add $12.50 for top silk = $106.88 (84.27 euro)
No
Ah, my mistake then. Maybe they were auto routed segments I'd ripped up
and manually routed. Apologies for the unwarranted slur on the auto
router.
> I don't believe these small segments are due to the autoroute process.
> I see them a lot and I've never used the auto-router. I believe they
>
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