I got frustrated a while back because people were talking about the spice
integration like it was a real thing, but I had never seen it. That lead me
to google how to list cmake options, and I found ccmake.
ccmake is a wrapper around cmake that was useful to me. Maybe it will be
for someone
On 09/06/2015 03:42 AM, Lorenzo Marcantonio wrote:
On Sat, 05 Sep 2015 22:34:32 +0200, Jacob Schmidt wrote:
A video response, as it were: https://youtu.be/h7DaMB7lPnA
OK, got the problem :D
The 'new lib' thing associated with the somewhat byzantine fp-lib dialog
:P
The 'new lib
is remarkably unintuitive; making a footprint is EASY, saving it is
HARD.
Where is the unintuitive part? Select library, save footprint; end of
the story. Slightly more complex if you use the master board repository
approach (see manual for that).
The "Select" button sends us to the "Library
is remarkably unintuitive; making a footprint is EASY, saving it is
HARD.
Where is the unintuitive part? Select library, save footprint; end of
the story. Slightly more complex if you use the master board repository
approach (see manual for that).
I'll try to get a video together showing
Maybe some of the problems I'm seeing that I've shown in my video are
troubles with my build...
Linux gap 2.6.32-74-generic #142-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 28 10:03:02 UTC 2015
x86_64 GNU/Linux
Application: kicad
Version: (2015-09-03 BZR 6154)-product release build
wxWidgets: Version 3.0.0
Well you are not supposed to select each footprint from eeschema field
dialog; that's for minor modification (like for the d'oh, that resistor
needs to be bigger if I don't want a flaming ball of fire situations...)
The cvpcb panel is still the main association tool IIRC.
You know what would
This is going to sound like a rant, because it is.
Don't stop reading because you think you know what I'm going to say, please.
Long on the list, devs have been asking for cmp files to go away, and
cvpcb to become less prominent as a method for assigning footprints to
components. I am totally
Honestly, as a user -- this is spectacular news.
Trying to move the configuration files. Which ones are they??
The fact that I have to ask that question is damning evidence that this
patch was necessary!!!
Is there a list of these files somewhere?
On 09/05/2014 05:31 PM, Wayne Stambaugh
Is there a list of these files somewhere?
What platform are you using?
On Linux assuming you've opened each of the main windows a least once
except for fp-lib-table which should always be present:
~/.kicad_common
~/.kicad
~/.cvpcb
~/.gerbview
~/.eeschema
~/.pcbnew
~/.bitmap2component
Tooltips vs. good documentation is a preference too. And my preference
is with Brian's. I don't like tooltips popping up unexpectedly covering
something I'm looking at or referencing. The documentation definitely
needs updating, last I saw, so I would definitely push for that route.
Get it?
The other thing I learned was that python can call
arbitrary C functions in an arbitrary dll, even if they are not
swigged.
Sure, ctypes
is, IMHO, one of the coolest standard library modules.
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