On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 07:49 -0500, Stuart Brorson wrote:
-- Free Dog Gathering Announcement
Can I suggest a few points to consider... (I'll try to make it online
too)
Some items on the agenda are:
* Google's Summer of Code -- plans for next year.
* How to
On Nov 5, 2007, at 9:18 PM, Ed Angie S. wrote:
I'm trying to created a component for gschem where two separate
symbols are used to represent a single component because of the
large number of signals involved. I found a recommendation in the
archives suggesting that this could be
Hi,
the latest CD Rom Image I found is dated from Feb. 07.
I like to compile the complete stuff from the sources and will normaly
not use rpm´s. My linux system is very old so I have sometimes a lot of
trouble with newer rps and dependencies.
Is it possible to create an actual cd rom image
On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 14:59 +0100, Klaus Rudolph wrote:
Hi,
the latest CD Rom Image I found is dated from Feb. 07.
I like to compile the complete stuff from the sources and will normaly
not use rpm´s. My linux system is very old so I have sometimes a lot of
trouble with newer rps and
On Monday 05 November 2007 05:28, Richard Rasker wrote:
Gwave is available as a Mandriva package, but it needs
libguile-ltdl.so.1, which unfortunately is not included in the
installed guile package:
# urpmi gwave
Some requested packages could not be installed:
Ed Angie S. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I used grenum to initially set the bulk my reference designators. This
seemed to be the way to go since I had other components that were slotted
and had U1 which used multiple symbols for which I manually set reference
designator values prior to running
I looked at the autonumber feature briefly but with a preconceived notion
that it wouldn't do all of the pages of a flat schematic. From your comment
it seems maybe this is wrong. If I select the whole hierarchy instead of
current page will autonumber number reference designators across all
U1
pin 1 D1 pas
pin 2 NC pas
pin 3 D3 pas
pin 4 S3 pas
pin 5 S4 pas
pin 6 D4 pas
pin 7 NC pas
pin 8 D2 pas
pin 9 S2 pas
pin 10 IN2 in
pin 11 V+ pwr
pin 12 VL pwr
pin 13 GND pwr
pin 14 V- pwr
pin 15 IN1 in
pin 16 S1 pas
J1 pins are pas
On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 14:31 -0700, John Doty wrote:
On Nov 6, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Steve Meier wrote:
U1
pin 1 D1 pas
pin 2 NC pas
pin 3 D3 pas
pin 4 S3 pas
pin 5 S4 pas
pin 6 D4 pas
pin 7 NC pas
pin 8 D2 pas
pin 9 S2 pas
pin 10 IN2 in
On Nov 6, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Steve Meier wrote:
U1
pin 1 D1 pas
pin 2 NC pas
pin 3 D3 pas
pin 4 S3 pas
pin 5 S4 pas
pin 6 D4 pas
pin 7 NC pas
pin 8 D2 pas
pin 9 S2 pas
pin 10 IN2 in
pin 11 V+ pwr
pin 12 VL pwr
pin 13 GND pwr
pin 14
From my reading of DRC2 it tests for
1) Non numbered parts
2) Duplicate references
But, of course, some of us often use multiple symbols for one part.
I do as well, I have added to my code an attribute that tells the
netlister to not include this sybol in the bom. In essence, I am
On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 08:47:51 -0800, Dave N6NZ wrote:
What do we expect the schematic DRC to catch?
The problems that apply to *my* situation and *my* technology. Also,
violations of the in-house design style guides that only I use -- for
instance, require a partnum attribute whose value
Al,
With respect to:
We do need a serious viewer for analog simulation data. The best we
have is gwave, which has compiling issues, and it still does only
waves. gtkwave does not do analog in a reasonable way, or handle any
file format used by any analog simulator.
Have you even TRIED
Hello Kurt,
Does kjwaves work with the GNU java version (GIJ/GCJ) or only with the
Sun Java Platform? Maybe I need to try the Sun platform instead of the
GNU.
Bas
--
Al,
With respect to:
We do need a serious viewer for analog simulation data. The best we
have is gwave, which has
If you are trying to use the GNU Java, I can see why you would have trouble.
My java development environment is Eclipse, and it will hardly run at all on
the GNU Java. I've heard that other other commercial companies' javas will
work, but Sun's still seems to be the best.
D
-Original
On Tuesday 06 November 2007 19:20, KURT PETERS wrote:
Have you even TRIED kjwaves?
Yes, and I sent you a bug report stating that it didn't work on my
system, and it appears not to work with gnucap.
To consider something to be part of gEDA, I also expect it to work
with GNU tools, be licensed
On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 20:30:14 -0500, al davis wrote:
A serious viewer for analog simulation data can plot any data against
any other, show in the S plane, show triggered data such as eye
diagrams, do math on the waveforms, overlay waveforms scaled and time
shifted, .. And ... it has an
On Tue, 06 Nov 2007 17:36:01 -0800, Dave N6NZ wrote:
once upon I time I was pretty fluent with Prolog. I still have a
knee-jerk aversion to the language outside of toy problems.
I should have placed a smiley...
Definition of rules shouldn't require knowledge of some kind of exotic
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