All of my boards are in version control. so they all are really
tied together well.
i just check out a revision of that repository that has everything
where it was back then and it just works.
it might be cool to put geda and gschem in the mix at that level too,
so that the tools used
> "Steven" == Steven Michalske <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> i put mine into source control, so that i can go back in time and work
> on old files easily enough
> when schematics reference a symbol you used years ago and you have
> updated it, you may need the older one for the schematic.
i put mine into source control, so that i can go back in time and work
on old files easily enough
when schematics reference a symbol you used years ago and you have
updated it, you may need the older one for the schematic.
you checkout a copy from that date. and it works.
On Oct 5, 2
After I verify a footprint I place the footprint file in a single
"production" directory. All machines on my network retrieve footprints
from the same directory using NFS.
To create a PCB I run a script containing the following line --
gsch2pcb --use-files --elements-dir FOOTPRINT_DIR $@
There
Hello to everybody,
I am new to gEDA. I was a bit frustrated that I have to draw and install that
much symbols and footprints on my own.
Now I will have to work on multiples machines (physical different).
I have just found out how to get it working that I can share all my self-drawn
symbols us
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