Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Dan McMahill
Dan McMahill wrote: Stuart Brorson wrote: Harold, The bad news for you is that I was able to successfully run gsch2pcb on your file. So both Dan and I had no problem with your design files. and I've now tried gnetlist from 20070216, 20061020, 20050820, and 20040111 with varying guile vers

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Dan McMahill
Stuart Brorson wrote: Harold, The bad news for you is that I was able to successfully run gsch2pcb on your file. So both Dan and I had no problem with your design files. Here's another thought. Your error is: FORMAT: error with call: (format #f "~:@{~A-~A ~} <===" ("U1" "G29") ("U1" "G34") (

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Stuart Brorson
Harold, The bad news for you is that I was able to successfully run gsch2pcb on your file. So both Dan and I had no problem with your design files. Here's another thought. Your error is: FORMAT: error with call: (format #f "~:@{~A-~A ~} <===" ("U1" "G29") ("U1" "G34") ("U1" "G9") ("U1" "H1")

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Harold D. Skank
Dan, Comments inserted below. Harold Skank On Sat, 2007-02-24 at 15:04 -0500, Dan McMahill wrote: > Harold D. Skank wrote: > > Dan, > > > > Sorry, I inadvertently sent you a copy of project1 using only 2 of the > > symbol slots, Test_2.sch and Test_3.sch. I can run that version > > correct

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Dan McMahill
Harold D. Skank wrote: Dan, Sorry, I inadvertently sent you a copy of project1 using only 2 of the symbol slots, Test_2.sch and Test_3.sch. I can run that version correctly as well. I expect you will see a failure if you add Test_1.sch to the project1 file. I'm attaching an altered copy of pr

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Harold D. Skank
Dan, Sorry, I inadvertently sent you a copy of project1 using only 2 of the symbol slots, Test_2.sch and Test_3.sch. I can run that version correctly as well. I expect you will see a failure if you add Test_1.sch to the project1 file. I'm attaching an altered copy of project1 below. Harold

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Dan McMahill
Harold D. Skank wrote: Dan & Co. I have attached all the files revelant to this problem below, i.e. the pcb footprint, the *.sym files from gEDA, the schematic and project files and a copy of the error output from the gsch2pcb command. I VERY much appreciate any assistance on this problem. Whi

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Richard Balogh
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Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-24 Thread Dan McMahill
Harold D. Skank wrote: People, I just created a 4-slot symbol and associated 1153 pin footprint for a Xilinx element that I need to route. This morning I set out to test these elements to see if they worked together OK. Well - I created a dummy schematic composed of the 4 slot elements, and c

Re: gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-23 Thread Ales Hvezda
Hi, [snip] > I created a dummy schematic composed of the 4 slot elements, and > connected the power and ground connections to various net names. > Actually, that's not quite true, the GND connection is the GND symbol > from the library. > > I then set up a project1 file to facilitate gsch2pcb and

gEDA-user: gsch2pcb problems - I think!

2007-02-21 Thread Harold D. Skank
People, I just created a 4-slot symbol and associated 1153 pin footprint for a Xilinx element that I need to route. This morning I set out to test these elements to see if they worked together OK. Well - I created a dummy schematic composed of the 4 slot elements, and connected the power and gr