*sigh* This is bad enough to be called a bug. If you have a small
example that triggers this aspect, can you file it as a bug report?
You have my permisison to nudge its priority up to 6 because this
is actually quite embarrassing:-(
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On 5 Apr 2007, at 11:22:18 AM,
People,
I'm working with PCB, and my understanding was that I could increase the
number of layers available by re-compiling the program. I've used the
16 layers available (running default pcb-20070208) and I need to
increase the number of layers available to 32. Just how do I do this?
I'm working with PCB, and my understanding was that I could increase the
number of layers available by re-compiling the program. I've used the
16 layers available (running default pcb-20070208) and I need to
increase the number of layers available to 32. Just how do I do this?
In
On a related note, is there any reason we shouldn't change the default
to something like 64 and be done with it?
Perhaps DJ can chime in if there are other issues with just changing
that #define.
It affects the sizes of many arrays, including the FLAGS array, which
is part of every line,
Peter Clifton wrote:
What would be really really cool but very hard would be to add a
search with connection or relative location to another.
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by this, but if it is along the lines
of searching for a resistor connected to this object, that could be
useful.
On 7 Apr 2007, at 10:57:19 AM, Stephen Williams wrote:
*sigh* This is bad enough to be called a bug. If you have a small
example that triggers this aspect, can you file it as a bug report?
You have my permisison to nudge its priority up to 6 because this
is actually quite embarrassing:-(
Hello,
I had a bunch of parameters that I was duplicating across modules,
so I decided to replace them with macro definitions in one file.
After creating this file and including it in my other files, I kept
getting
these errors:
warning: macro `include undefined (and assumed
Hi all, I'm loading a pcb file generated on one workstation into another.
Both are running pcb 1.99v. I'm getting this error:
ERROR parsing file '/home/craign/gaf/projects/bike/bike.pcb'
line:13
description: 'syntax error'
The first lines of the pcb file are:
# release: pcb
Craig Niederberger wrote:
Hi all, I'm loading a pcb file generated on one workstation into
another. Both are running pcb 1.99v. I'm getting this error:
ERROR parsing file '/home/craign/gaf/projects/bike/bike.pcb'
line:13
description: 'syntax error'
Line 13 looks to be
I believe you're mis-using the GtkNotebook. It is supposed to have the
Yes, but nowhere does it say that the widgets have to be inside the
notebook.
switched page inside it - it doesn't look quite right blank contents, as
it draws a frame to show its contents. (It doesn't look like the
Most likely, they're not actually the same version (even though they
report the same version).
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Gotcha, many thanks, DJ Dan--just rebuilt from the latest cvs repository,
all is well. So here's my naive question: how often is the cvs repository
updated? How do I know when the latest and greatest is aboard?
Many thanks,
Craig
On 4/7/07, DJ Delorie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most
Gotcha, many thanks, DJ Dan--just rebuilt from the latest cvs
repository, all is well. So here's my naive question: how often
is the cvs repository updated? How do I know when the latest and
greatest is aboard?
Well, you have two options. First, use a snapshot, since we make
those
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