On Wednesday 04 July 2007 23:51:44 DJ Delorie wrote:
Just updated to the latest git head, gschem is no longer reading
symbols from ./gafrc. Did something change?
my gafrc, It's not using the misc one:
Hi DJ,
The problem is that component sources are now not all directories, so they
cannot
You should have error spew in your log dialog saying something like:
Cannot add library [misc]: name in use.
Yup. You should generate a reasonable name from the directory, if the
extra parameter isn't given and there's a conflict. Also, the log
message is misleading: The name [misc] was
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The problem is that component sources are now not all directories, so they
cannot be uniquely identified that way. You should have error spew in your
log dialog saying something like:
Cannot add library [misc]: name in use.
This is because sources are now uniquely identified by name.
If a component library is added which has the same name as an existing library,
rewrites the name in the form namenumber.
---
libgeda/src/s_clib.c | 72 +
1 files changed, 43 insertions(+), 29 deletions(-)
diff --git a/libgeda/src/s_clib.c
On Thu, Jul 05, 2007 at 01:28:24AM -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
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Both 3.3 and 5v work fine. I'm getting about 18mV P-P ripple on the
3.3v line, at about 150Khz (the switcher's freq) plus a smaller 6MHz
ripple, probably from the ATX power supply I'm using. Shorting the
3uH output inductor
Is that the secondary output inductor, after the first output inductor
and capacitor?
Yes. See the schematics.
If so, I suspect that's because you don't have a
secondary capacitor
I do; it's on the other side.
or any other load after the secondary inductor
Next step is to hook it up to
I made another try with the IC. Now it's only something like SO8 instead of
SO14, and has (nearly) black pins
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On Wednesday 04 July 2007 18:50:19 Peter TB Brett wrote:
I hope you find these useful. As I'm eating my own dogfood at the
moment, it's giving me some extra motivation for working on gEDA! The last
piece of user-visible work on the component dialog (for the time being)
will be renaming the
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Hi
I made another try with the IC. Now it's only something like SO8 instead of
SO14, and has (nearly) black pins
I would recommend sticking either with Tango [1] or GNOME [2] icon style
guidelines.
Especially Tango seems to be becoming a standard
On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 00:14:53 -0400, Ales Hvezda wrote:
I've added a (junction-color ...) rc keyword to the light and dark
background color schemes. For the dark scheme, the default junction
color is yellow. For the light scheme, the default junction color is
purple.
So I can easily set the
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The reason for getting rid of the Apply button is that it currently doesn=
't=20
actually do anything that hasn't already been done automatically.
The only way I will support getting rid of the apply button is if
you can leave the component selector window open and some how tell
to
On Thu, Jul 05, 2007 at 10:33:37AM -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
or any other load after the secondary inductor
Next step is to hook it up to the breadboard so it's powering the
project anyway, I'll see if that makes a difference.
Another good project if you're experimenting with power
Another good project if you're experimenting with power supplies
would be a programmable load. We have some fancy ones at work we
use to torture POLAs.
But the breadboard has the *actual* load, which is what I really care
about. I have some big power resistors too, should be sufficient.
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