gEDA-dev: heavy symbol generator
Timmerman, Bert
bert.timmerman at corusgroup.com
Wed Jul 4 04:26:02 EDT 2007
Hi Dan,
I forgot to mention the "symversion=" attribute :)
Kind regards,
Bert Timmerman.
P.S.: s/we where we could use the for/we know where we could use the
symbols for/
-----Original Message-----
From: Timmerman, Bert
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 9:56 AM
To: 'dan at mcmahill.net'; 'gEDA developer mailing list'
Subject: RE: gEDA-dev: heavy symbol generator
Hi Dan,
While you're doing heavy symbols please make the "symbols a little bit
more heavy by including "author=", "email=", "dist-license=" and
"use-license= attributes.
This way we where we could use the for and who to mail in case of minor
glitches.
Kind regrads,
Bert Timmerman.
BTW: happy 7.4.7
-----Original Message-----
From: geda-dev-bounces at moria.seul.org
[mailto:geda-dev-bounces at moria.seul.org] On Behalf Of Dan McMahill
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2007 1:43 AM
To: gEDA developer mailing list
Subject: gEDA-dev: heavy symbol generator
Its not fully featured yet and only generates 14 transistors right now,
but the attached "heavy" symbol generator I think demonstrates the
concept for what I think is the right direction for component (note, I
didn't say "symbol") libraries for gschem+pcb.
After all, if I put a MMBT3904L in my design, I don't want to have to
remember every time that it comes in a SOT23 and to check that the
pinout in npn-1.sym matches the SOT-23 pin numbering (hint, it doesn't).
One of these days I'll probably produce myself a library of heavy
symbols that includes all 5% and 1% resistors in 1206, 0603, and 0402
packages and a whole bunch of other parts like that. This will make the
time to capture a schematic and start on layout be much less I think.
Maybe this is what people already do and I'm just slow....
-Dan
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