Hello!
I have started working with this tutorial:
http://www.geda.seul.org/docs/current/tutorials/gsch2pcb/tutorial.html
All goes well until the BNC connector: I can't connect to the terminals...
how do I get the terminals on the grid?
or how can I connect without using the snap?
Thanks,
Steve Williams wrote:
Let me see if I can summarize.
- You want to simulate a device that attaches to a parallel port,
and you want to write that simulation in jHDL or Verilog.
- You want to hook that simulation up to a PC emulator so that you
can write the *real* device driver for your
Hi Will,
On Freitag, 21. März 2008, Willem Granjé wrote:
I have started working with this tutorial:
http://www.geda.seul.org/docs/current/tutorials/gsch2pcb/tutorial.htm
l
All goes well until the BNC connector: I can't connect to the
terminals...
how do I get the terminals on the grid?
I have started working with this tutorial:
http://www.geda.seul.org/docs/current/tutorials/gsch2pcb/tutorial.html
All goes well until the BNC connector: I can't connect to the terminals...
how do I get the terminals on the grid?
The most correct thing to do is edit the BNC connector symbol
Hi,
I am using the system task $readmemh to init some ROM. Now my question
is, can I specify for the simulation with Icarus somewhere the path to
the file I am using with $readmemh?
Here is my dilemma. My folder structure is as follows:
+ rtl/
+ tb/
+ sim/
+ syn/
In rtl/ and tb/ I have my
When running gsch2pcb on a simple schematic I get the following error:
ERROR: Unbound variable: nil
Running command:
gnetlist -g PCB -o antennas.net antennas_v1.sch
Any ideas on what is causing this? Any reason to be concerned?
Here is the resulting gnetlist.log file:
gEDA/gnetlist
Hello,
I upgraded geda to 1.4,
starting gschem revealed that the component-library could not be found
anymore...
where is it, how do I configure gschem to find it?
Thanks,
Will
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Hi,
You could try using a relative path, that is:
Replace Romfile.txt with ../sim/Romfile.txt
This might get you past the problem, at the expense of forcing the directory
structure to always have the file in the 'sim' directory. I think the Xilinx
tools can deal with the slashes.
Günter Dannoritzer wrote:
Hi,
I am using the system task $readmemh to init some ROM. Now my question
is, can I specify for the simulation with Icarus somewhere the path to
the file I am using with $readmemh?
I can think of 2 ways:
You can use $value$plusargs at run time to get the path you
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