It looks like it is partially working.
Your net list has S2/R2-1 which is one hierarchical level down from
SW1-2.
Is the U?-? the symbol that has the lower level schematic?
Steve Meier
On Tue, 2007-07-17 at 17:04 +0100, Peter Baxendale wrote:
> Been experimenting with hierarchical design with
Dear All,
Do any of the artistic people amongst the gEDA users fancy producing /
providing icons for gschem / gattrib / xgsch2pcb?
I've seen great work done by various people contributing icons for
various buttons etc.., so thought it might be nice to have icons for the
apps themselves.
NB: xgsc
One way is to start your board in PCB - set up the layers, size,
mounting holes, flags, etc - all the mechanical stuff. *Then* run
gsch2pcb and merge in the new stuff. That way, you start with the
layout *you* want, and not the default board gsch2pcb offers.
This also lets you have templates fo
DJ Delorie wrote:
>> Yes, that's a stupid default,
>
> It's not the default in pcb itself, though. Most likely, it's the
> template that gsch2pcb uses, which is obsolete and weirdly configured.
Sorry for the late hit on this thread... I've been out of town for a week.
I need a how-to. I've al
Been experimenting with hierarchical design with gschem. When I generate
the netlist using gsch2pcb I get a U?-? on every net that goes to one
of the io objects.
As per the wiki (I think), I've used an in-1.sym in the sub schematics
where they get input from the top level schematic, and an out-1.
Go for it!
On Mon, 16 Jul 2007, DJ Delorie wrote:
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> Unless I hear a good reason otherwise, that's the day.
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