Is the gEDA project going to try and participate in the Google Summer of
of Code for 2011 [1]? The time for organizations to sign up starts on
February 28th.
Robert
1. http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/program/home/google/gsoc2011
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My workshop got the go ahead, it's on Monday evening. I'm collecting
some details on the wiki page [1].
> Would your workshop be a good place to meet existing gEDA users?
The workshop might be a bit low level for exiting gEDA users, but a meet
up after might be good. Also I plan on hanging out
Anybody going to 27C3 in Berlin during the 27th-30th of December? I'd
like to spend some of my spare time at the conference working on or
promoting gEDA. I've signed up to give a two hour workshop/tutorial on
gschem/pcb, so hopefully that will be accepted. If there were a couple
of us going mayb
So are any gEDA projects/people going to try and participate in GSoC
2010? Mentoring organizations applications begin on March 8th and end
on March 12th.
I've some student friends and one or two of them might be interested in
working on gEDA related projects for this years GSoC.
Robert
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ue) but nothing else. I'm using Debian Lenny distribution.
>
> I'm not sure what information is needed to make sense of this. So please
> ask.
>
> Gary Roach
>
>From e4e79e71eb7cf8fa7c2f8d796a92bba37292e294 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Robert Fitzsimons
Date: M
Hi David
> Take a look at some of the new TI symbols I uploaded.
I just had a quick look and I notice you manualy drew the overlines on
some pins. Can I suggest you try using the overline feature of gschem
instead, for example (pinlable=\_RESET\_).
It's covered in the faq at:
http://geda.seul.o
> > Here's an updated version of my patch which fixes the square pad and
> > damaged polygon issues.
>
> Actually it does not fixes "damaged polygons" very well.
Did you apply the patch correctly? You piece of code doesn't seem to
show my latest changes.
Robert
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> Do you two want some more time to play with this, or should I commit
> now and worry later?
Here's an updated version of my patch which fixes the square pad and
damaged polygon issues.
Robert
Index: src/polygon.c
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RCS file: /
Is this the same issue that I was trying to fix with this patch?
http://archives.seul.org/geda/dev/May-2008/msg00085.html
Robert
On Thu, Sep 04, 2008 at 12:33:21PM +0400, Ineiev wrote:
> Hello, Dave;
> On 9/2/08, Dave N6NZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Clearance on rounded pads is much prettier
> * What OS do you run geda applications on?
Debian/testing, with some limited testing of the Windows builds with
computers at work.
> * How did you install your copy of geda apps?
Usually I build from git or cvs, but have used .deb's in the past.
> * Which apps do you use. What is your typic
> Wow... And what processor are you using?
>From the photo it's an Analog Devices ADUC7026.
http://www.analog.com/en/prod/0,,762_0_ADUC7026%2C00.html
Robert
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> The program requires a minimum of Java version 6, for some just clicking
> on the first link [1] will work, but if that doesn't work try
> downloading the second jar file [2] and run it using 'java -jar
> footprintbuilder.jar'.
For those of you that don't have java, here is a screenshot [1] show
> I presume you have looked at the interactive footprint scripts by DJ at
> gedasymbols.org for twopads and dils.
I know I should have looked harder for an existing script. But I'm
hoping my program can be used to generate (or at least help generate)
some complex footprints, for example S.O. D
I've been working on a design for a software define radio and some of
the components I'm planning on using don't have existing footprints. So
while thinking about the steps needed to create the slightly different
footprints I needed, I decided to try knocking up a interactive program
which could b
> The crosshair snaps to a grid point or pin center whichever is closer, but
> it will snap to a
> grid point or the nearest "defining endpoint" of a pad. It will not snap to
> a *pad* center. (I wish it still did :( .)
Here's a patch I made a few months ago to snap the crosshair to the
centre o
> What I'm contemplating is switching to photoresist. You print the
> pattern on transparencies, photoexpose, develop, and etch. No
> laminating, soaking, etc. The advantage is that it's easy to line up
> transparencies because you can see through them, so doing double sided
> PCBs (or in this c
> Does anyone have some good ideas for me? I'm a hardware guy with lots
> of experience in building radios and audio systems (RF and audio).
A few months ago I joined a project to develop a GSM Scanner [1], at the
moment we are using a USRP [2] and GnuRadio [3] software to capture and
process the
code wrote to
work with my plotter last year. It is able to convert a DXF file to
HPGL format.
Hope it helps.
Robert
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