Is it correct, that round linestyle is default because of its superior
mechanical/thermal properties? - I definitely read this for pads and
it's easy to imagine, that a corner more easily delaminates than a round
edge. In the light of this, a "small bend" corner style would be cool ;-)
Peter Clif
I'm here only for a bit over a week, got a lot of help and try to
contribute something.
In my opinion, even if you were bashing gEDA or parts of it, this would
be still your
right, while probably no good place. What sounds like bashing in the
ears of some
contains constructive criticisim in the
What I forgot: my personal experience is with PostgreSQL (have it installed
under Linux and Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, works excellent).
This is what I would use for a shared environment (eg. web-resource).
For read only or single user systems sqlite may be useful.
However, the table definit
ing
in the same direction.
Usually I start with a requirements specification if doing serious dev
and this would go for review here or at least some peers.
Once I got something presentable, I'll present it ;-)
Vladimir Zhbanov wrote:
Armin Faltl wrote:
Hello Vladimir,
the point in n
The lesstif GUI has a minimalist layout in order to maximize the
amount of screen real estate that goes to the layout window.
Is there a true reason this is not done in the GTK+ GUI? - I wrote 3-4
GUI programs
so far from Microsoft foundation classes to raw X11 to GTK+ to FLTK and
always
t
Miguel,
I don't want to hurt you, how ever, the order of your first sentence
reads very wrong to me: learn a lot of C programming, good coding style
(there are dedicted styleguides for this, just google), then contribute
to a pretty complex program.
An introductory book on ANSI-C is good to have
Hello Vladimir,
the point in not using a text file format for this but a relational database
with SQL is not the data storage but the capabilities of the database
server.
It allows modeling of relations and more important, relational queries.
This can look something like:
SELECT elem.footprint
as troll
with this last post of mine on the subject.
Btw, where can I learn Jive?
Armin
Jan Wagemakers wrote:
Armin Faltl schreef:
ich hoffe niemand hat Probleme damit, dass ich hier jetzt in Deutsch
schreibe.
I understand a little-bit German (aber meine Deutsche sprache is nich
Guten Abend allerseits,
ich hoffe niemand hat Probleme damit, dass ich hier jetzt in Deutsch
schreibe.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Armin
Good evening everyone,
I hope nobody has troube with me writing German here now.
Best Wishes,
Armin
Rubén Gómez Antolí wrote:
Hi all:
El 16/04/10 15:01
Leaving out the commandline in a build can open all sorts of cans with
worms.
Most commandline flags control parts of header files (-DHAVE_STRANGE_MOFOS
-I/other/weired/headers)
and getting this wrong is a show-stopper with my bugs...
I feel make V=0.5 would be ideal: omit the stuff if everythin
Stefan Salewski wrote:
Armin, have you tried the suggestion of DJ:
ste...@amd64x2 ~/armin $ gsch2pcb project.txt
Please try File->Import schematic in the latest PCB, it should work
(and needs more testing! :)
I can not do this currently, because I am still using 2009 snapshot of
PCB s
tifiers
in gEDA-interfaces in a gEDA handbook.
Best Regards, Armin
P.S.: I'm a big fan of good offline documentation. A downloadable set
of HTML-pages like e.g. PostgreSQL has it is one of my favourites.
Armin Faltl wrote:
OMG, it works!
Thanks Stefan for all the help. Now the week
OMG, it works!
Thanks Stefan for all the help. Now the weekend has started.
I'll start a "Naming conventions and restrictions" page to
describe this and put on the wiki. In the long run, this should
be fixed in the parser(s) though.
Best Regards, Armin
Stefan Salewski wrote:
On Sat, 2010-04-
The 'RADIAL_CAN 200' I used to replace Luciani-footprints (I don't blame him
but the parser), after this proved non-working.
It is interesting to note, that in the file Hauptplatine_v1.new.pcb
generated by gsch2pcb,
they translate to "RADIAL_CAN-200" in the Element-definition.
Maybe it is some
DO-41.fp is a footprint of the Luciani-collection as well.
Armin Faltl wrote:
As Stefan Salewski reported, I missed in my attachments:
RES-1016-630-240.fp -> RES-1016P-630L-240D__Yageo-MFR-25.fp
is a symbolic link I made to a Luciani footprint.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Ar
As Stefan Salewski reported, I missed in my attachments:
RES-1016-630-240.fp -> RES-1016P-630L-240D__Yageo-MFR-25.fp
is a symbolic link I made to a Luciani footprint.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Armin
Armin Faltl wrote:
Hi,
I'm new in this group but here because I seek help to fi
Not because of the bugs I ran into but since choosing a footprint is
a difficult process in it self I was longing for a footprint browser.
The easiest place to start a clean implementation may be gattrib,
that I found conventient to duplicate footprint choices, once one
has been assigned gschem.
H
problem reproducable?
Dipl. Ing. Armin Faltl
Mechatroniker für Maschinen- u. Fertigungstechnik & Schlosserei
Heinrich Leflergasse 6, A-1220 Wien
e-mail: armin.fa...@aon.at
mobile: +43 664/547 68 68
phone : +43 1 282 86 38
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geda-
ristics (1 ounce, 2 ounce, FR2, FR4, ...)
- HF electrical charateristics, thermal,...
It would however be very convenient for me, if I can be sure, that
missing pins in
the ratsnest tool are not due to an incompatible choice of footprint for
a symbol.
Armin Faltl
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net
while in the netlister some_net cleary lists hugo-1.
In the rats there is a "Can't find hu pin 1 called for..." instead.
This is an indication of redundant datastructures and buggy mapping.
*end analysis*
It would be intelligent btw, to mention the netname on which the mis
Please keep that patch for you.
Without proper QA I do not want to see it and by no means in the main
distribution - you may send it to Luis Palo in person of course.
Best Regards, Armin Faltl
Felipe De la Puente Christen wrote:
Hi,
Well I just modified s_netattrib.c in gnetlist to do
ted to some_net
while in the netlister some_net cleary lists hugo-1.
In the rats there is a "Can't find hu pin 1 called for..." instead.
This is an indication of redundant datastructures and buggy mapping.
*end analysis*
It would be intelligent btw, to mention the netname on which t
oops, I meant send it to Duncan Drennan - this comes with sloopy QA ;-)
Felipe De la Puente Christen wrote:
Hi,
Well I just modified s_netattrib.c in gnetlist to do the assumption,
and seems to work. But I think this is part of the front end? With some
extra time reading the code, a bett
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