Hi Carlos -- > In order to do that, I needed to hack gnetlist so it allows to pass a > parameter to the backend. The new option is -O. If you don't want > gnetlist returning a non-zero value when there are only warnings, you > should add '-O ignore-warnings-in-return-value' to gnetlist's command > line. > > I have just committed the changes into CVS, so you can test it.=20 > > Stuart, I used and modified the function g_get_calling_flags to pass > parameters to the backend. Now parameters are appended to a list when > parsing the command line options, and then g_get_calling_flags builds a > list with all of them. I hope I haven't broken anything. Please, review > the changes. Thanks.
I downloaded CVS and built it. I tested it using spice-sdb with various combinations of argument flags set. Everything seemed to work just fine. I also ran gsch2pcb on another of my designs just to verify that it worked. (Gsch2pcb calls gnetlist internally) It ran fine also. Thank you, Carlos, for this useful addition! Stuart
