Ouabache Designworks <[email protected]> writes: > The special symbols is supposed to fuse netnames as issued on the netlist, > not labels on the schematic. > > ------------------------------------------- > > If you are also fusing the copper on the board then I would kind of like to > see that when I am viewing the schematic.
PCB requires all connecting copper to be the same net(name). gnetlist needs to resolve merged nets to a single net. That happens now for hierarchy, except when a subcircuit shorts two higher-level nets. This could probably be fixed, with a warning and some arbitrary choice how the net is named. > You want to give the user a choice. If I pull up a component view then I > want to see the signal names from the original designer. If I am traversing > a hierarchy and open an instance view then I want to see the signal names > that match the names in the parent instance. There is no instance view in gschem. > John Eaton NB, when resolving hierarchy, gnetlist keeps the netname of the outer level. Sometimes I'd wish it would keep the subcircuit netname. This would also resolve the case when a subcircuit shorts two outer nets. -- Stephan _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
