I am presently drawing up footprints for my stock components.
I have read the naming conventions for the footprints and have
done some searches but can't find an answer to this query.
I have for many components two different foot prints. I would
like to know if there is a convention to naming th
On Saturday 01 September 2007, DJ Delorie wrote:
> Hmm^2... teach pcb's parser to support a unit suffix on each
> value! We only need mil and mm, but the mechanism should
> allow for more as needed.
I have code to do that in gnucap. It's C++, but it is just one
function, and trivial to convert t
> So is there really a need to change the units used in the software
> then ? I recently switched to gEDA from autotrax because I could
> not line up a 0.45mm DFN package I am now using a lot. The 1E-5"
> units seem to be more than adequate for this.
I don't think there's much need at the momen
Adam Megacz wrote:
> Does anybody know where I might find a comprehensive list of the EDIF
> cell types emitted by icarus' synthesis back-end? I'd like to try to
> get an idea of where the finish line is in terms of supporting all the
> cell types it might throw at my stuff.
An approximation of t
>>> Someone wrote:
>>>
>> andrewm wrote:
>> Whats the smallest thing people have had to deal
>> with so far then ?
> DJ Delorie wrote:
> I've done 01005 caps, which are 8 mils by 16 mils. PCB had no
> problem with those. I've also done 0.4mm pitch VSSOPs, which
> is about an 8 mil wide
> Maybe your default printer settings are using Letter as a default paper
> size? Check -> Settings -> Printers -> and
> then wrestle through all the tabs in the settings pane searching for
> default paper size. I recall having had a problem like that in the past.
I had thought this may be the c
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