Hi Folks-
This January 31, 8-10 intrepid coders will join us in Brussels for the
inaugural Learn to Code KiCad day. It looks to be an excellent
gathering.
But Europe is a long flight for some, so I'm going to run the workshop
at FOSSASIA as well. FOSSASIA happens March 19-21 in Singapore
I guess you could just specify he CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX and do make
install if you like, but keep in mind that all the dependencies should
also be available. This is what the packaging scripts do.
If you are developing, I think you can just start kicad from the msys2
mingw64 shell.
On Thu, 9 Jan
Hi,
On Thu, Jan 09, 2020 at 12:12:43PM -0500, Brian Piccioni wrote:
> How do I make a file I can unzip to/install to my Windows programs
> directory?
Packaging is external to the build tools, there is a separate
KiCad-Winbuilder[1] project that does that.
Simon
[1]
Hello
This is on Windows. I have been using make -install but this copies
files to the Msys directories.
How do I make a file I can unzip to/install to my Windows programs
directory?
Thanks
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Seth
Thanks!
I will start working on the mysteries of a merge request shortly. I want
to make sure I have all my ducks in a row so I don't waste anybody's time.
This is the first time I have collaborated on a software project of any
kind, let alone a big one like Kicad.
Brian
On
On 2020-01-09 06:21, Brian Piccioni wrote:
I have been working for several months to incorporate RenumKicadPCB
functionality inside Kicad. Meanwhile, Alexander Shuklin has done most
of the heavy lifting by writing back-annotation into Kicad which does
all of the error checking, etc.,
I have been working for several months to incorporate RenumKicadPCB
functionality inside Kicad. Meanwhile, Alexander Shuklin has done most
of the heavy lifting by writing back-annotation into Kicad which does
all of the error checking, etc., necessary for re-annotation to work.
Without his
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