Thanks. Looking through the documentation I even found it in the gschem
FAQ. However I'm a bit confused about net and netname attributes. You
and the net attribute mini-howot suggest that I should specify the net
attribute if I want several thing to be in the same net. In other parts
of the docu
Nets have netnames.
Everything else connects to a net.
Components do not connect to the nets' names, they connect to the nets
themselves.
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I always ignore the netname attribute.
By the way that pull down list is derived from the file system-gschemrc
which in my instalation is in /usr/local/share/gEDA.
Steve Meier
On Thu, 2007-03-15 at 18:40 +0100, Philipp Klaus Krause wrote:
> Steve Meier schrieb:
> > Philipp,
> >
> > Standard gsh
Steve Meier schrieb:
> Philipp,
>
> Standard gshem and gnetlist (gsch2pcb) treat buses as a graphical object
> that doesn't influence the final netlist in anyway.
>
> If your design is flat hook up a net segment from a components pin to
> the bus. Select the net segment and add a net attribute ne
Philipp,
Standard gshem and gnetlist (gsch2pcb) treat buses as a graphical object
that doesn't influence the final netlist in anyway.
If your design is flat hook up a net segment from a components pin to
the bus. Select the net segment and add a net attribute net=D0 for
example. Some where else d
I'm creating my first schematic using gschem (previously I schematics
were in my head or on paper only and I only used pcb to create the pcb
layout).
I've drawn lots of nets when I noticed the button for busses. How do I
use these (the documentation only states "Buses are very new and there
are man
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