On Tue, 15 May 2007 21:01:40 -0400
Mike Jarabek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Tue, 2007-05-15 at 15:47 -0700, Benjamin Ylvisaker wrote:
> > I believe I found a bug in the Icarus VPI implementation, but I wanted
> > to check before filing a bug report.
> >
> > I have code that works wit
On Tue, 2007-05-15 at 21:09 -0400, Vincent Onelli wrote:
> I start using gschem part of geda 20050313 version on Xandros os. It
> constantly when you list expect close the gschem leaving me with the
> unsaved portion to be reentered again, I know that this is an older
> version, but this version is
I start using gschem part of geda 20050313 version on Xandros os. It constantly
when you list expect close the gschem leaving me with the unsaved portion to be
reentered again, I know that this is an older version, but this version is the
only version available from Xandros network.
Is there any
Hi,
On Tue, 2007-05-15 at 15:47 -0700, Benjamin Ylvisaker wrote:
> I believe I found a bug in the Icarus VPI implementation, but I wanted
> to check before filing a bug report.
>
> I have code that works with ModelSim under Linux, but I want to
> develop on my primary computer, which is a PowerBo
I believe I found a bug in the Icarus VPI implementation, but I wanted
to check before filing a bug report.
I have code that works with ModelSim under Linux, but I want to
develop on my primary computer, which is a PowerBook, so I'm trying to
get it working with Icarus under OS X. Here's the trou
Thanks for your answer.
It's for me the good solution.
regards,
Ludovic
Mike Jarabek a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> It has been suggested before that you can designate one copper layer for this
> purpose, and just use vias instead of a footprint.
>
> Wherever you want a strap, just draw a copper line.
Hi,
It has been suggested before that you can designate one copper layer for this
purpose, and just use vias instead of a footprint.
Wherever you want a strap, just draw a copper line. Print the layer seperately
and you have a reference for your wires.
Doing it this way will allow the DRC t
On 5/15/07, Ludovic SMADJA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I would know how to put straps on my pcb in order to reduce vias.
Is it possible and how ?
If by a strap you mean a busbar then you could make a footprint that
matches the mechanical specifications.
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Hello,
I would know how to put straps on my pcb in order to reduce vias.
Is it possible and how ?
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On Tue, 2007-05-15 at 13:58 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> > Does anyone else have this problem?
>
> I've seen it too.
I'm about to commit a fix (one liner).
Peter
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> Does anyone else have this problem?
I've seen it too.
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On a very recent (May 7th*) CVS version of gschem, doing et 0 results in
most of the symbol going off the navigable workspace (negative
coordinates?). Does anyone else have this problem?
Thanks,
Cory Cross
*about. How do I find out what my current checked-out version is?
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> Is there a method in PCB that allows one to measure the trace length so
> that signals can be phase matched if needed? If not, this would be a
> nice feature.
Put the cursor over the trace and type :Report(NetLength)
It tells you which net it is and the length in the message log.
Note that
> When using the drill helper, make drills holes 1/3 or 1/4 of their
> size, but no smaller than 30mil.
That wouldn't help me. None of my holes are *bigger* than 30 mil ;-)
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> Good idea, what would be the "much smaller drill hole"?
Currently, I use twice the minimum drill size (i.e. 8 mil diameter)
unless that's bigger than the actual drill.
> If it's too small, it can disappear with toner transfer,
8 mil is about 5 dots wide on a 600dpi laser printer, and you don'
Hi, I want to switch to the cvs version(s) of gschem, gattrib and pcb. Has
anybody here got "ready to use" ebuilds for the named tools (or for the whole
suite)?
Greetings, Stefan
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> Anybody know of a transformer shop in NA?
Richard Sumner
sumr.com
He does production and custom transformers, coils and chokes. Reputed to
be a good person to deal with.
Phil Taylor
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DJ Delorie wrote:
My local copy does this instead: If you check
"drill helper", all pins are drawn with a much smaller drill hole.
Comments?
Yes. Great idea.
I've been effectively doing that by my hole specs for prototypes
not matching actual desired finished sizes.
When you make such "unre
Ryan -
On Tue, May 15, 2007 at 09:22:51AM -0400, Ryan Seal wrote:
> Is there a method in PCB that allows one to measure the trace length so
> that signals can be phase matched if needed? If not, this would be a
> nice feature.
No, but I would be interested to help out, either coding or
testing.
Is there a method in PCB that allows one to measure the trace length so
that signals can be phase matched if needed? If not, this would be a
nice feature.
Thanks,
Ryan
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On 5/15/07, DJ Delorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Having made a number of boards at home now, I'm thinking the drill
helper could be better. My local copy does this instead: If you check
"drill helper", all pins are drawn with a much smaller drill hole.
I.e. it doesn't draw the normal-sized ho
Nice! I also proposed this some time ago. There should be three options for PS
output:
1) full size drills to see how the board will look like
2) reduced holes as template for manual drilling
3) no holes at all for automatic drilling (usable if there are problems with
gerber output, there may som
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> Good idea, what would be the "much smaller drill hole"? If it's too small,
> it can disappear with toner transfer, if it's too big it doesn't center
> the drill. I would suggest ~0.4 mm.
I suggest using a formula like this:
When using the drill
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