Hello to everybody,
I am new to gEDA. I was a bit frustrated that I have to draw and install that
much symbols and footprints on my own.
Now I will have to work on multiples machines (physical different).
I have just found out how to get it working that I can share all my self-drawn
symbols
After I verify a footprint I place the footprint file in a single
production directory. All machines on my network retrieve footprints
from the same directory using NFS.
To create a PCB I run a script containing the following line --
gsch2pcb --use-files --elements-dir FOOTPRINT_DIR $@
There
I have 0.5 mm grid size, 0.25 mm line width and 0.25 mm Minimum copper
spacing in Preferences/Design Rule Checking.
It was clear for me that this can cause problems -- indeed it does.
Sometimes it is not possible to draw copper lines on adjoining grid
points if Settings/Auto Enforce DRC
It would be fine if current (last used) routing style would be saved in
layout files -- otherwise it my occur that wrong but similar routing
style is used when program is started again and user assumes last
routing style.
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Am Sonntag, den 05.10.2008, 22:59 +0200 schrieb Wojciech Zabolotny:
However, if I interconnect two networks directly (like DATA_OUT2 and
DATA_IN1) - the interconnecting network has duplicated netname and
gnetlist does not generate the netlist correctly (see the net1.sh and
test1.net in the
Am Sonntag, den 05.10.2008, 23:36 +0200 schrieb Stefan Salewski:
Maybe this is related to your problem:
http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:master_attributes_list
netname
This attribute should be attached to a net object to give it a name.
Multiple net names for connected net segments is
On Sun, 05 Oct 2008 22:59:06 +0200, Wojciech Zabolotny wrote:
If I remove the additional element keeping the same topology, I still
have two connected networks with different names, but gnetlist simply
ignores connection (see interconnections3.sch, net3.sh and test3.net).
How can I solve
Not having a good laptop week.
May I suggest looking into an Apple laptop, I put loving care into
each one I work on :-P
--
Peter Clifton
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i put mine into source control, so that i can go back in time and work
on old files easily enough
when schematics reference a symbol you used years ago and you have
updated it, you may need the older one for the schematic.
you checkout a copy from that date. and it works.
On Oct 5,
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 17:24:54 -0400, tj wrote:
I asked a question earlier about oval pads and I have located what I am
looking for as an example on the
http://www.gedasymbols.org/footprints/newlib/tests/14DIP_oval_pad.fp
page.
However once I download it, how do I ass it to a library? Like, I
Hello,
I'm using gschem and gspiceui for the first time and I'm having trouble
figuring out how to specify which node is node 0 (ground). Is there a special
symbol that I have to attach to that node? or some odd spice syntax that I'm
missing in an attribute?
Thanks,
nick
I'm using gschem and gspiceui for the first time and I'm having
trouble figuring out how to specify which node is node 0
(ground). Is there a special symbol that I have to attach to that
node? or some odd spice syntax that I'm missing in an attribute?
IIRC, just name the net 0 like you'd
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