Oh shit... the URL was wrong... http://levente.obudanet.hu/cgi-bin/viewvc/viewvc.cgi/pskel/
Sorry. Levente <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > > I've put together a Makefile system to aid forward annotation, and output > generation for the gEDA and pcb environment. Very simple. The thing can be > downloaded from here: > > http://chacha/cgi-bin/viewvc/viewvc.cgi/pskel/ > > Here I copy the Readme file: > ----------CUT HERE---------- > > This is the README file for the pskel package. > > pskel stands for "project skeleton", or something like this. It is a > collection > of Makefiles, and embedded scripts for to help forward annotation, and to aid > output in gEDA environment. > > Usage is simple. Just copy ALL the files in the ./ directory to your empty > project directory. Cd to that directory, and issue "make base". This will > create a sch, and pcb directory with Makefiles. Then, you must edit the > globals file according to your needs. You have to add schematic file names, > name of the pcb, etc. See that file for an example. > > Then, start drawing your schematics. Each time you create a new schematic > file, you have to add its name in the globals file. > > When you feel like you want to start with the layout, issue "make bcb_update". > This will create the gEDA project file, and updates your layout. You can go > on, and edit your board using pcb. You can go back, and can edit the > schematics as needed. To bring your changes into the board, simple re-issue > "make update_pcb" > > When you satisfied with your design, simply say "make", and it will generate > all output files in both schematic and pcb directories. That includes BOM > files, postscript, pdf, and/or png output of the schematic, postscript plot of > the board, and GERBER output. You can send them off to your favourite house. > > Any question, suggestion are welcome! > > Levente Kovacs > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ----------CUT HERE------- > -- Levente http://web.interware.hu/lekovacs _______________________________________________ geda-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-dev
