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On Thu, 15 Sep 2016, John Doty wrote:
> I’m not a natural user until Xorn goes someplace useful to me that 
> gnetlist can’t. So far, though, it’s just an unfamiliar way to do the 
> things that gnetlist does. That’s not enough.

The refactored netlister has reached a point where, except for some exotic 
corner cases, it's 1:1 compatible with gnetlist.  Just enable it, and 
everything should work as before, including custom Scheme code.  Even 
better, you get improved error messages which should make identifying 
problems with a new schematic much easier.

What's unfamiliar about that?

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