Hi Kai-Martin,
On Dienstag, 22. September 2009, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
Sometimes, gschem nets shows an annoying tendency to snap to a not so
near node. Is there a way to tune the distance at which the gschem
net snaps?
This is a hardcoded feature ;-)
It's not possible to change this with
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/* define how far the cursor could be to activate magnetic */
#define MAGNETIC_PIN_REACH 50
#define MAGNETIC_NET_REACH 20
#define MAGNETIC_BUS_REACH 30
What do the values actually mean? Is it 50 grid units, 50 pixels, 50 what?
I've also experience some frustration with this
Hi Duncan,
On Mittwoch, 23. September 2009, Duncan Drennan wrote:
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/* define how far the cursor could be to activate magnetic */
#define MAGNETIC_PIN_REACH 50
#define MAGNETIC_NET_REACH 20
#define MAGNETIC_BUS_REACH 30
What do the values actually mean? Is it 50 grid units, 50
You can temporarly disable the magnetic net with the CTRL key.
I guess that's what you need.
Thanks! That does help :)
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Hi Tony,
wr is not a valid pintype. Do you have any symbol with this attribute
attached to a pin?
Valid pintypes are: unknown in out io oc oe pas tp tri
clk pwr unconnected
Regards,
Carlos
El jue, 17-09-2009 a las 19:17 -0400, Tony Radice escribió:
Ladies and Gentlemen -
When attempting
Update:
Ladies and Gentlemen -
I experimented with the footprints I had developed in a unique
directory (/home/comp/pwb_footprints) and had no success with seeing
them in the pcb tool. As a point of interest: When I start the pcb tool
this footprint library *directory* was identified, but the
Carlos -
I honestly do not know - it may be a typo error on my part of a
piece of pwr. I'll open the schematic file and scan for the wr.
Thanks for the reply!!
T.
On Wed, 2009-09-23 at 21:43 +0200, Carlos Nieves Ónega wrote:
Hi Tony,
wr is not a valid pintype. Do you have any symbol with
On Wed, 2009-09-23 at 15:10 -0400, Tony Radice wrote:
Update:
Ladies and Gentlemen -
I experimented with the footprints I had developed in a unique
directory (/home/comp/pwb_footprints) and had no success with seeing
them in the pcb tool.
I think most people use gschem2pcb script to
On Tue, 2009-09-22 at 12:35 +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
Cite from the master attribute list:
/--
device= is the device name of the symbol and is required by gnetlist.
\--
However, I forgot the device attribute in some of my symbols and gnetlist
did not seem to
On Tue, 2009-09-22 at 14:34 +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
The gschem gui seems to append new items to the bottom of the file. As a
consequence, symbols done with the GUI are a pain to edit in a text
editor. Pins mix with comments and attributes in no particular order. It
would be nice, if
Carlos -
Thanks for the reply. I corrected the part that had the wr
attribute - I did indeed mistype pwr. That was the good news -
The bad news: I still get the stack overflow error below, and now the
output of the .drc file is:
Checking non-numbered parts...
Checking duplicated
Ladies and Gents -
Looks like I may not hit every error possible, but I'm gonna give it
my best shot at as many as possible...
Latest dilemma: When I issue the netlist command with the argument
-g bom, I get a valid bom.
When I issue the netlist command with ANY other form of the
Try http://archives.seul.org/geda/user/Feb-2008/msg00277.html
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DJ -
Added the (debug-options (list 'stack 20)) command to my
system-gafrc file. Worked like a charm!!
THANK YOU!!!
Tony
On Wed, 2009-09-23 at 21:12 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
Try http://archives.seul.org/geda/user/Feb-2008/msg00277.html
Stefan Salewski wrote:
On Wed, 2009-09-23 at 15:10 -0400, Tony Radice wrote:
Update:
Ladies and Gentlemen -
I experimented with the footprints I had developed in a unique
directory (/home/comp/pwb_footprints) and had no success with seeing
them in the pcb tool.
I think most people use
I brought up this topic a couple of years ago and left it for dead at
the time but now have the question again:
Is there a script that can be performed on a PCB design that will
renumber the components on the board in some spatial order(say
starting at the upper left hand corner
Stefan -
I do use gsch2pcb to develop the pcb population data, netlist and
population command file. The issue is that the footprints that I
developed that were not in the issue library were not listed in the pcb
library tool on invoking pcb. Interestingly, the footprints showed up in
the buffer
On Thursday 24 September 2009 02:10:48 Tony Radice wrote:
Hints are greatly appreciated - my next step is to try a different
netlist routine. (Anthony Shanks)
Did you try -g bom2? I thought I'd eliminated the possibility of stack
overflows in that backend. IMHO it's also superior to -g
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