"intltool" needs to be added to the developer page,
http://geda.seul.org/developer.html
My build was barfing and it took me a bit to figure it out, turned out
that I was missing this package. Many thanks for the terrific work and
automake maintenance!
_
> Hello!
> Here's a giggle. Were all of you aware that vertical resistor mounts
> were the norm during the early part of the US space program? And never
> mind the fact that it accelerated the semiconductor business to its
> present status.
>
Didn't they also use a 'ladder' construction, where
* What OS do you run geda applications on?
Windoze/Cygwin, Fedora 7-9
* How did you install your copy of geda apps?
Source compile, RPM via YUM
* Which apps do you use. What is your typical workflow?
gchem/gattrib->gschem2pcb->PCB->gchem/gattrib->...
* Did you (have to) modify portions of geda t
I'm not sure if anyone else has encountered this, but I just got a
segfault in PCB (pulled from CVS yesterday, 11 May) on Fedora 7 when I
had a couple of nets 'Found' using Ctrl-F, then hit 'Unselect' in the
netlist box to un-highlight the found nets. One of the highlited
'Found' nets was excl
I've been routing my first real board with PCB and I've encountered two
minor wishes/questions with regards to snapping:
Is it the correct/desired behavior for PCB to not snap to pins or pads
of locked objects?
Is there a way to *not* snap to pads which are not on the active layer?
PCB compile
Thanks for the link - I've looked at that page before, but I just
thought I'd test if someone had an experience which clearly favored one
over the other.
-Ethan
Eric Brombaugh wrote:
> epswint wrote:
>> Now, the question: I've observed two different techniques for tyin
First, I'd like to say thanks to all for their input and patience on
this list - especially towards the new users. I've moved to PCB since
it is open and I'm tired of having to leave designs behind because I've
changed positions and locations and no longer have access to the layout
package I w
When dragging objects in PCB I normally have a skeletal red outline of
the affected objects, but the outline randomly (trouble-shooter's
favorite bug description, I know) disappears. Restarting PCB doesn't
always seem to bring it back, either. Am I inadvertently turning this
feature off with
Dan McMahill wrote:
> If my traces were carrying ground referenced analog signals I wouldn't
> want the power plane being my "ground" plane.
>
> And yes, I've seen a real life case with some rather frustrating
> behavior that the correct stackup totally fixed. There was a moment of
> clarity wh
Aha! I was using the 'Move selected component to other side: Shift-B'.
I've seen several questions/answers relating to moving components to the
other side, but I didn't catch on to the difference between 'b' and
'Shift-B'. I also have to adjust between the case-sensitive user
interface in gs
When I execute the command to move a selected component to the other
side, the component's position is reflected about the X-axis of the
board, i.e. if the board dimension is 10k and the component's
Y-coordinate is 2.5k, then the Y-coordinate after switching sides will
be 7.5k (10k-2.5k). Is t
I found that I can't move the refdes if it is selected - I can only move
a refdes if it is *not* selected and I click, hold, and drag.
-ES
John Luciani wrote:
On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 6:18 PM, Tamas Szabo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
DJ Delorie wrote:
>> Is there a way to select and move the
DJ Delorie wrote:
> This usually means your traces and your pads are not on the same
> layer. Check your layer group to make sure the 'c' and 's' (component
> and solder) layers are tagged along with the layers you think are
> component and solder.
>
This was the key - the solder and component
How does one go about making the rats disappear when a trace is routed?
There is always a bit of rat left between the endpoints of the pad/pin
and trace - not all of my pads line up nicely on the grid - even though
the trace overlaps the pin/pad by a substantial amount. I had this
problem ini
Thanks!
DJ Delorie wrote:
the FT232R in DJ Delorie's USB-GPIO,
[labels]
FT232RL
refdes=U?
! copyright=2007 DJ Delorie
! author=DJ Delorie
! use-license=unlimited
! dist-license=GPL
! device=USB to Serial converter
! footprint=SSOP28
[top]
20 VCC
4 VCCIO
[left]
16 USBDM
15 USBDP
19 \_
Cut'n'paste results in un-selectable symbols for me. It looks like I
may be able to copy the relevant sections of the 'sch' file and put them
into an appropriate 'sym' file... I'll give that a try. Thanks for the
suggestion.
John Luciani wrote:
On F
In gschem 1.2.0.20070902, when I tried to select 'down symbol' on the
FT232R in DJ Delorie's USB-GPIO, gschem seg faults because the the
symbol isn't in a library. OK, OK, there's probably a better way to go
about importing a symbol from a schematic to a local library, but an
error message wou
Thanks for all the tips. I will miss being able to select a segment,
right-click, and choose "select entire net." It makes browsing a new
design (or digging up an old one) a lot easier... Well, I might add
that in once I've gotten familiar with the code ;)
Steve Meier wrote:
yep.. good cat
Hi, I've got two related questions pertaining to connecting nets.
Q1: Is there a way to apply one net name to a group of selected net
segments? Presently, I'm 2x-clicking each segment to edit, then pasting
netname, hitting enter twice to apply the setting...
Q2: Is there a way to select all net
A couple of suggestions on my experience:
- add 'gafrc' and 'gschemrc' to the terminology section. I am still
learning the extent of their functionalities and a short description
would be nice, as well as a reference to a more complete guide to syntax
and functionality. (I've seen some exampl
te:
On Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:18:55 -0500, epswint wrote:
I haven't been able to find a start-up procedure
for gEDA - perhaps I missed it.
Maybe you are looking for the setup section of the tutorial:
http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:gsch2
... a fork from DJ's "more insanity and documentation" thread. I've
made a custom symbol, but I can't figure out how to get at it through
gEDA.
I've put a "gafrc" and "gschemrc" files in my ~/.gEDA directory,
--
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .gEDA]$ ls
gafrc gschem-dialog-geometry gschem-recent-f
Thanks for your help - but I still can't figure out how to load my own
sym files or symbol library. I haven't been able to find a start-up
procedure for gEDA - perhaps I missed it. At this point, I think I'd
better start a new thread...
DJ Delorie wrote:
Read ~/.gEDA/gschemrc file [/home/Et
Thank you very much for the documentation. I'm following it right now,
though I'm still having problems with gEDA not finding my gafrc and
gschemrc files, both of which are in ~/.gEDA:
--
Read ~/.gEDA/gschemrc file [/home/Ethan/.gEDA/gschemrc]
Did not find optional local gschemrc file [/hom
Just what I was looking for - much obliged.
DJ Delorie wrote:
> Try djboxsym:
>
> http://www.gedasymbols.org/user/dj_delorie/tools/djboxsym.html
>
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This is my first design with gEDA, so I have a lot of symbol creation
ahead of me. I've done a couple of small symbols along the wiki
guidelines (http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:scg), but my project includes
a 100-pin TI '2808 DSP. Does anyone know of a script which will
automate the symbol dr
The BOM and price sheet is very interesting and useful, but it didn't
look like the output was on the /papa_ps/ page. Thanks for sharing the
scripts!
Levente wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> I don't think anybody is listening, but...
>
> I've updated my pskel script so it now can create html files with l
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