Sorry if this eventually shows up twice. "From:" didn't match my subscribed address on my first attempt.
Upon using version 1.0.3 to view: %FSLAX23Y23*% %AMRECT*0 Round-cornered rectangle * 0 PARAMS: <width>,<height>,<corner diameter>,<angle>,<sine>,<cosine>* 21,1,$1-$3,$2,0,0,$4*21,1,$1,$2-$3,0,0,$4*$1=$1-$3*$2=$2-$3*$1=$1/2*$2=$2/2* $4=$1X$5*$5=$2X$5*$1=$1X$6*$2=$2X$6*1,1,$3,$1-$5,$4+$2*1,1,$3,$1+$5,$4-$2* $4=0-$4*$1=0-$1*1,1,$3,$1-$5,$4+$2*1,1,$3,$1+$5,$4-$2*% %ADD11RECT,0.100000X0.060000X0.030000X60.00X0.866025X0.500000*% %ADD13RECT,0.100000X0.060000X0.030000X0.00X0.000000X1.000000*% %ADD16RECT,0.100000X0.060000X0.030000X30.00X0.500000X0.866025*% %ADD28RECT,0.060000X0.100000X0.030000X0.00X0.000000X1.000000*% G54D28*G01X425Y150D03* G54D13*G01X050Y150D03* G54D16*G01X200Y150D03* G54D11*G01X325Y150D03* M02* I am greeted with: *** glibc detected *** .: double free or corruption (out): 0x086b9000 followed by a massive stack dump I've omitted for brevity. Of course, these data may be bogus, but I suspect the developers didn't intend memory corruption to result. Platform: Fedora 8 (including GCC, and requisite libraries). Indeed, I *think* the data are fine. Close examination should reveal the macro renders two rectangles overlapped to form a larger rectangle with four small squares removed from its corners. The squares are then filled by four circles centered so the result is a rectangle with its pointy bits rounded off. If I remove the "-" from between "Round" and "cornered" in the aperture macro comment, gerbv displays *something*, but I don't believe it is right. If I replace the "-" with an "X", I'm back to the stack dump. It appears the comment is somehow mistaken for an expression. J. Wilson _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
