No, I tried that increasing both of the dimensions of the rename_pairs variable by a factor of 10. I also compiled the CVS geda but that didn't help.
Finally I found this post on the devlist (which is why I'm cross posting) that fixed the problem (http://www.mail-archive.com/geda-dev@seul.org/msg03934.html) and now it is netlisting my board like a pro. Could someone with more skill consider uploading it to CVS? Thanks, James On 7/7/05, Stuart Brorson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It looks to me like you just need to go into gnetlist/src, and edit > the file s_rename.c. Change the line > > #define MAX_RENAME 64 > > to > > #define MAX_RENAME 256 > > (or some such number). Then recompile & reinstall. > > HTH, > > Stuart > > > > > > I have a very strange error. I have a hierarchical schematic, and I'm > > trying to wire up the power and ground to the blocks. I have four > > blocks with various ground pins having different names (GND, AGND, > > DGND) and when I connect all of their grounds together and run > > gsch2pcb I get > > > > $ gsch2pcb projectrc > > Increase number of rename_pairs (MAX_RENAME) in s_rename.c > > Increase number of rename_pairs (MAX_RENAME) in s_rename.c > > gsch2pcb: gnetlist command failed. > > At least gnetlist 20030901 is required for m4-xxx options. > > > > When I break any of those ground connections so only have 3 blocks > > connected the error goes away. I tried recompiling increasing both > > dimensions of that array by 10 and the problem is persisting. > > > > I have uploaded the files to http://www.limeybrit.com/eeg.sch. The > > problem block is analog.sch and the project file is projectrc. Thank > > you for any advice! > > > > James > > > >
