>> I found that Vdd got connected to Vcc sometime during the >>> schematic entry. Short of poring over the entire schematic, how can I >>> find where this happens? >> >> You can cut apart nets and rerun gnetlist if you must stay in graphical >> mode...errr no, there's no higlightin in gschem yet, so you can't stsy >> in graphical mode. >> >> You can just read the netlist and search for your power or ground and >> see all the nets it is included in. >> >> You will quickly come to a jump to another net besides the one with >> Vdd's that belong.. To tell what belongs is by seeing a few chip power >> pins in one group -- that becomes your "correct" Vdd. > > I think I uncovered a subtle bug. I replaced Vdd, Vee, and Vcc with +8V, > -8V, and +5V respectively and the problem disappeared. I can't seem to > come up with a simple test case though.
Just a guess. Take a look through your symbols. I'll betcha that somebody decided to make a "heavy" symbol and attached a power net directly to Vdd in the symbol. The way to check is to do a "grep -R Vdd *" in the base directory of your symbols. Then look to see which symbols (if any) have NET=Vdd or something like that in them. Stuart _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
