Where in the world is Sioux Falls? And did the subject specify the state of
South Dakota??? Yep there's a few geeks in the Midwest, not just the east
and west coast. :)
Just in case there is anyone on on the mailing list that is in the Sioux
Falls SD area. I would like to extend an invitation
> I think what happened is that when the lesstif version implemented
> the left-right flip (vs. up-down as it worked previously) there was
> something that didn't propagate back into the GTK code.
It wasn't lesstif, it was that the concept of "flipping" moved from
the core to the GUI. Both GUIs
DJ Delorie wrote:
This bug has been there for several months. I looked through the code
and figured out that it is related to the code that "flips" the view to
the solder side. I believe it is only broken in the GTK hid. I
submitted a bug report but I don't think anyone has looked at it yet
Hi,
While designing a board I got a segfault in PCB. I have a design with a polygon
connected to GND on the component layer and among others the QFN20_4_EP
footprint on it. This particular footprint has a very small clearance which I
noted only after I drew the polygon on top of it.
If I now p
> for (i = 0; i < argc; i++)
> {
> system(argv[i]);
> }
Are you sure this is what you want? I.e. System(make,ls,echo) runs
three commands? The lesstif GUI allows spaces in its command window,
so ":system ls -l" tries to run "ls" then runs "-l".
Maybe you should concatenate the
On Thu, Feb 01, 2007 at 04:23:45PM -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> > i was wondering though if it is possible to use PCB to directly
> > invoke external shell comands, without using them to read or write
> > stuff. basicly what i want is to invoke 'make' from PCB, and
> > subsequentally reading in so
> i was wondering though if it is possible to use PCB to directly
> invoke external shell comands, without using them to read or write
> stuff. basicly what i want is to invoke 'make' from PCB, and
> subsequentally reading in some files. i didn't find anything about
> this in my first read of the
hello,
i started using gEDA tools last week to design a small PIC board.
it looks like a nice suite! finding out gschem uses guile, and
PCB files are as good as compatible with scheme 'read' made me smile :)
i was wondering though if it is possible to use PCB to directly invoke
external shell
> This bug has been there for several months. I looked through the code
> and figured out that it is related to the code that "flips" the view to
> the solder side. I believe it is only broken in the GTK hid. I
> submitted a bug report but I don't think anyone has looked at it yet.
FYI we'r
KURT PETERS wrote:
I'm sure someone else has noticed this. I'm using one of the latest
CVS releases (December-ish) and noticed that the grid dots only show
up on one side of the board. Does anyone else notice this? Is this
on the "bug list"?
Regards,
Kurt
This bug has been there for sev
I'm sure someone else has noticed this. I'm using one of the latest CVS
releases (December-ish) and noticed that the grid dots only show up on one
side of the board. Does anyone else notice this? Is this on the "bug
list"?
Regards,
Kurt
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I understand how you feel, but with these particular guys at
least...they're very down-to-earth. Every one of them has shown a
real willingness to help people, even newbies, whenever possible.
Well that's good. I'll be sure to pay close attention to their suggestions.
I've never been a fan of
> filename = foo.bar
> add a trailing whitespace and it fails.
Unfortunately, spaces are valid characters in unix filenames.
> Is there a better place to post bugs?
There's a sourceforge bug tracker. Both that and the list have pros
and cons:
list: pro: your bug gets seen. con: your bug gets
PCB version 20060822
:loadVendorFrom()
filename = foo.bar
add a trailing whitespace and it fails.
Is there a better place to post bugs?
-Lares
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> When I view the Silk screen in ViewMate, all the reference
> designators are a lot wider then they are when viewed in PCB.
Known bug. You can minimize it by making sure the minimum silk screen
is set properly in the board sizes dialog.
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Well I just successfully tested and signed off on my first gEDA board.
It was a small 5"x3" 4 layer PCB that I had FAB'd at PCBexpress.com.
Quality wise this board is on par with my last board which was a fairly
complex 16 layer PCB done with Mentor. Hopefully I will never be using
those other prog
Stuart's tutorials on using SPICE with gaf are well written and easy to
follow. Unfortunately, they need to be updated. Specifically, loading
the schematics in gEDA/examples/RF_Amp (which are packaged in the
20061020 gaf release), give warnings like:
Loading schematic [/home/scott/projects/pla
On 2/1/07, Lares Moreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Heya List :)
Any suggestion on the best way of makeing seperations in a panel using only the drillholes >
available on the cheaper PCB services. I was thinking of placing a bunch of .090" holes
> .100" apart. Then it's a snap and file when th
Heya List :)
Any suggestion on the best way of makeing seperations in a panel using only the
drillholes available on the cheaper PCB services. I was thinking of placing a
bunch of .090" holes .100" apart. Then it's a snap and file when the panel gets
here.
The panel is not uniform, there are
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