Attila Kinali wrote:
. . . if I understand that the schematics are made
from the netlist, can't we present them directly as a table?

No, it's the other way round. The netlist is generated
from the schmatics. Easiest to generate a table would probably be
to use the edif output with one of the free edif libraries
and extract the essential information.

An extracted list will help make a guide or legend to the schematics,
and also a complete translation to gschem later.   I have a symbol generator 
script
that makes a box with labeled pins and busses on any side from just a text list 
like:

# = lfxp10e-bank symbol creation file
! copryright=2007 foseda.com
! author=John Griessen
! uselicense=unlimited
! distlicense=GPL
! device=lfxp10e
! description=lfxp10e bank or chunk of connections
! spec1=a
! spec2=b
! spec3=c
[left]
1 PB17A R9
2 PB17B R10
[right]
10 PT9A_DI B5
11 PT7B B6
[top]
[labels]
lfxp10e
refdes=U1
[bottom]

The lines like 1 PB17A R9 are
pin sequence, pin name, pin number

John Griessen

PS I'll be publishing a top level schematic guide later today.
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