>>> >>> >>I have three nets which use different names but should connected. This >>is Vcc because this is used in an avr symbol, then I use +5V from an >>other symbol (power) and then I have a net called PLUS5V. In one >> >> > >That is the problem. Make your symbols netname free. One net should have just >one name. Otherwise your netlister just can't figure out what the real name of >your supply will be. > >
Having multiple netnames should not be a problem and work "sometimes". Actually I worked arround that problem while renaming one net to 4th name( PLUS_). The warning is still there, but all nets are now connected. The job for the software is still simple: collect all connections for all nets which are interconnected in one list with one of the net names (simply the first name :-). Thats all and this should not result in redesigning symbols. And yes, I have own symbols which use net attributes to connect default nets to sub-schematics. As I think, there is simply a bug inside the netlister?! > > >>schematic I use 3 times output-2.sym with the attatched net=PLUS5V:1, >>net=Vcc:1 and so on. And normaly I want simply that these nets will be >>connected and whithout a warning :-) >> >> > >Yes, we all do. But there is a law goes with computer world: Computers are >working according to their software, and not according to our thoughts. > >But don't panic, I don't want to let you down. Which AVR symbol are you using? >I have atmega8, and atmega16 off the shelf. > > > I use AT90S8515_DIP.sym which is really a bit terrible, because it is not possible to use another footprint like smd or plcc or something else. This is the old discussion of using numbers, meaing a pin sequence, not logical pins. If using logical pins, maybe with names like PD0..PD7 and so on, we would be able to use all footprints with one symbol. I did this work for transostors for me, because I would not change my circuit only while having an other package. But this is another topic :-) Regards, Klaus _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
