How about a new application, gbom, similar to gattrib, that allows
entry of a BOM.
gbom would import attributes from a schematic and the engineer could
fill all the remaining fields, with the help of matches in a
database.
gnetlist shall merge the bom with the schematic.
The database defines
On Jan 21, 2009, at 6:19 AM, Stephan Boettcher wrote:
How about a new application, gbom, similar to gattrib, that allows
entry of a BOM.
Please, let's not turn a clean flow into a tangle.
There are two entities here: the BOM, which is output, and should
hardly ever be edited directly
The eps output of pcb does not contain pads if the option --as-shown is
active. Pins are drawn correctly.
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pcb does a decent job with the set of prints produced by ps output.
However, this is no flexibility in this approach. I wish, there was an
interface to define a set of prints according to the local preferences.
E.g., if I populate the board myself, I like to print assembly prints
with refdes
On Jan 21, 2009, at 12:43 AM, DJ Delorie wrote:
It seems to me you're arguing for a plugin mechanism for gnetlist,
too.
Perhaps, or something more global. I.e. it would be nice if you
*could* query these extra databases from within gschem or gattrib, for
example, to see what the inferred
On Sun, Jan 18, 2009 at 2:48 AM, Peter TB Brett pe...@peter-b.co.uk wrote:
Although Peter has followed the pkgconfig specification, the build currently
breaks on Fedora due to a non-standard patch the Fedora packagers have applied
to pkgconfig.
Already fixed on rawhide(F-11):
* Mon Dec 08
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 11:56:41 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
The eps output of pcb does not contain pads if the option --as-shown
is active. Pins are drawn correctly.
Could you be more specific? Like, the entire command line?
Option --as-shown is only meaningful, if some layers are switched off.
Certainly a good idea, except that it doesn't offer a way to feed-back
to gschem for things that the user *must* (in their opinion) select.
For example, what resistor values are available? In what tolerances?
If you pick a 10uF capacitor at 10v, what's the smallest package it
comes in?
Option --as-shown is only meaningful, if some layers are switched
off.However, I don't see a way to switch off layers with the command
line. The option --action-string ToggleView(1) does not seem to have
an effect on pcb. (Yet another bug?)
That's what the --layer-stack option is for.
To
I think that pcb should look for a part with the refdes U1a first
before dropping the a to match U1.
it should also spit out a little blurb about what it did.
that way when someone does name a part Tm and wants it to be called
Tm, pcb sees that part Tm exists and that no part T exists.
we
So to take this adding too much complexity argument to street and
shoot it.
if we have plugins, this is simplified.
if a plugin can register a hook on a component place, this can call
an interface to the Data On Materials (DOM) database.
annoyed
For those who only think of mySQL when
On Wed, 21 Jan 2009 13:14:04 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
line. The option --action-string ToggleView(1) does not seem to have an
effect on pcb. (Yet another bug?)
That's what the --layer-stack option is for.
How would I use this option?
What is the syntax of a layer stack? I can't find
How would I use this option? What is the syntax of a layer stack? I
can't find neither in the manual. (
http://pcb.sourceforge.net/pcb-20081128/pcb.html ) Seems like the
description of options is completely out of date in the manual. By
the way, where can I access your shiny new pcb HOWTO?
Hello,
After I made a pcb, can I duplicate it on the same silk ?
Then I go get several at the same time.
Thank
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On Wednesday 21 January 2009 21:06:56 Rob Butts wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can someone please take a look at the attached datasheet and suggest how
you would name and number the pads for this inductor? I'm just not sure
how to handle four pads that are actually two pads (aside from doing the
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:06 PM, Rob Butts r.but...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can someone please take a look at the attached datasheet and suggest
how you would name and number the pads for this inductor? I'm just
not sure how to handle four pads that are actually two pads (aside
After I made a pcb, can I duplicate it on the same silk ?
Then I go get several at the same time.
Are you asking if you can panelize? If so, sure, multiple ways. The
easiest way is to expand your board size and copy/paste the design
(making sure unique refdes is NOT checked)
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 4:09 PM, Patrick Dupre pd...@york.ac.uk wrote:
Hello,
After I made a pcb, can I duplicate it on the same silk ?
Then I go get several at the same time.
Are you asking about panelizing -- multiple copies of the same layout
on a single board? I panelize all the time.
I
On Jan 21, 2009, at 10:58 AM, DJ Delorie wrote:
Certainly a good idea, except that it doesn't offer a way to feed-
back
to gschem for things that the user *must* (in their opinion) select.
For example, what resistor values are available? In what
tolerances?
If you pick a 10uF
On Wednesday 21 January 2009, Patrick Dupre wrote:
Hello,
After I made a pcb, can I duplicate it on the same silk ?
Then I go get several at the same time.
Thank
If you mean making another pcb by using the same silk, yes. We used to do
that 40 some years ago at a tv station, where such things
I'm using Mike Jarabeck's gnetlist plugin and studying verilog ams with
creating gnucap compatible netlists in mind.
When I run:
gnetlist -g verilog verilog_io.sch
I get unknown in one slot...
/* Package instantiations */
unknown X2 (
/* IO1 */ B,
/* IO2 */ C
);
What is that
On Jan 21, 2009, at 1:10 PM, Peter TB Brett wrote:
On Wednesday 21 January 2009 21:06:56 Rob Butts wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Can someone please take a look at the attached datasheet and
suggest how
you would name and number the pads for this inductor? I'm just not
sure
how to handle four
John Griessen wrote:
I'm using Mike Jarabeck's gnetlist plugin and studying verilog ams with
creating gnucap compatible netlists in mind.
When I run:
gnetlist -g verilog verilog_io.sch
That would be the right way to run it.
I get unknown in one slot...
/* Package instantiations */
Mike Jarabek wrote:
Interesting... The name is supposed to come from one of the attributes
inside the symbol. It also looks like the symbol has the positional
ports attribute set on there, I've found that isn't usually what you
want to do.
I found your example schematic in the
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