On Tuesday 10 January 2006 20:04, John Luciani wrote: > Since the terminals of passive components (resistors, capacitors, > inductors) are connected to power pins, input pins and output pins > you should set the pintype to input.
No, as they are passive components they should be set to passiv. It's the task of the design rule checker to decide wheter it is ok to connect a passiv element to an input or an output. @Marc Take a look at the DRC backends and study the DRC matrices to understand the concept of the pintype attribute. For example the gnet-drc2.scm file. > On 1/10/06, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > what do i add for things like footprint and pintype for capacitors > > & resistors would it be pwr --/\/\/\/-- pwr or in --/\/\/\/-- out > > > > Checking: /usr/share/gEDA/sym/analog/resistor-2.sym > > Warning: Missing pinlabel= attribute > > Warning: Missing pintype= attribute > > Warning: Missing pinlabel= attribute > > Warning: Missing pintype= attribute > > Warning: Missing footprint= attribute > > Warning: Did not find numslots= attribute, not checking slotting > > 6 warnings found > > No errors found > > > > Also as im doing this should i post the symbols to someone as > > working ? No, but please add the command you've executed when copying the output of the command. It would be useful too if you'd use the reply button of your mail client. regards Werner
