Mail Archives: geda-user/2012/07/24/14:28:21
Edward Comer:
> Karl, I loaded your files into a folder
Great, thanks for your effort.
If have a device you want to make sym's for, I might do
the pins file for you to help testing this. For that I need
the pdf for the device.
> and tested without success.
> It spewed out a huge amount of error messages and then hung, producing no .sym file.
Ohh, not that good. Maybe I should limit the amount of spewage..., done:
$ ./pintosym.pl stm32f100lm.pins
to short pin line, ignored at ./pintosym.pl line 424, <$fh_inp> line 2.
...
to short pin line, ignored at ./pintosym.pl line 424, <$fh_inp> line 12.
too many warnings, quitting at ./pintosym.pl line 427, <$fh_inp> line 12.
$
> ./pintosym.pl stm32f100lm.pins
Running it on the .pins file should produce nothing:
$ ./pintosym.pl stm32f100lm.pins
$
Try the *.cmd file instead:
$ ./pintosym.pl stm32f100lm.cmd
printing to stm32f100lm.adc.LQFP100.sym (adc_pins cutout r:DAC l:ADC:s w:8)
printing to stm32f100lm.adc.LQFP48.sym (adc_pins cutout r:DAC l:ADC:s w:8)
> to short pin line, ignored at ./pintosym.pl line 828, <> line 239.
Strange, I have only 101 lines in my file:
$ wc -l stm32f100lm.pins
101 stm32f100lm.pins
Did anything happen during download, check:
$ md5sum stm32f100lm.pins stm32f100lm.cmd
ce72dbccfde34851d6d37000b3c457f1 stm32f100lm.pins
9cc30c4bf7f76ae968ac6a7c0f537dad stm32f100lm.cmd
> Fyi - I run Linux Mint with python version 2.6.5-0ubuntu1
I'm fine with that, the program is using perl.
Regards,
/Karl Hammar
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