When I update gschem to a new version I'm told that I must run
gschupdate.
When I do run gschupdate it deletes all of my locally created symbols,
making useless schematics.
gschupdate doesn't seem to read gschmrc where the paths to the local symbol
files are defined.
What is the correct
Hi --
I notice that there is a proliferation of RC files occuring here. I
am guilty of this too, since gattrib also wants an RC file called
gattribrc to live in the share/gEDA directory. Now we will have the
following RC files: gschemrc, gnetlistrc, gattribrc, gschlasrc,
gsymcheckrc. Have I
Since the most important thing in the RC file is the pointer to the
symbol libs, I wonder if a better approach moving forward would be to
consolidate the files into one? Or is there an architectural reason
to have multiple RC files?
I know I'd be happier if all the utilities used one common
Can someone point me in some direction, I have no idea what this
error is telling me:
When I run:
gsch2pcb project
I get:
stdin:18: m4: Bad expression in eval: /2
stdin:18: m4: Bad expression in eval: (1* - /2)/100
stdin:18: m4: Bad expression in eval: (1* - /2)/100
stdin:18: m4: Bad
Hi Stuart and all,
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I notice that there is a proliferation of RC files occuring here. I
am guilty of this too, since gattrib also wants an RC file called
gattribrc to live in the share/gEDA directory. Now we will have the
following RC files: gschemrc, gnetlistrc, gattribrc, gschlasrc,
