Jan,
> > If you sent the attachment, then it was likely stripped off the email
> > by the opencircuitdesign mail server. Try sending me the attachment
> > directly.
>
> Here it is but do not waste time on it.
> I merely thought you might want to know. Imagemagick is normally on my box
> so the png loaded without a hassle.
The segfault is easily corrected by removing the stupid line render.c:593
which attempts to flush a file descriptor instead of a stream. However,
once xcircuit gets past this point, it just reveals all the quirky
behavior, in which ghostscript gets completely lost with respect to the
current zoom and position state of xcircuit. There are problems with
pipe input/output buffering that need to be fixed. I have worked out
all of the interprocess communication problems with ghostscript, in a
postscript/PDF previewer I have been occasionally developing (I got
annoyed with acroread). I'm not sure if it's worth the trouble to
splice the code back into xcircuit.
> I have some interesting breaks with bus taps that I must still
> transcribe properly for you
> in general xcircuit breaks when I ask for connectivity. (alt-w)
> The only funny I can see so far is that the end of the wire does not
> connect to a pin
> but merely to a line of some symbol that did not get pins yet.
> Otherwise I modified the tap symbol to fit 2.5 mm grid.
> Perhaps the tap-out-pin was misplaced and is not really connected.
Please send me any misbehaving examples you might have.
Regards,
Tim
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