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On Thu, 16 Feb 2017, Gabriel Paubert (paubert AT iram DOT es) [via geda-user AT delor=
ie.com] wrote:
>> Why should we care: short term I believe tEDAx can solve a serious
>> design falw in our gschem* -> pcb* flow that I will describe in
>> another mail in another thread.
>
> Here TEDAX means: "T=C3=A9cnico Especialista en Desactivaci=C3=B3n de Art=
efactos
> Explosivos". These are the people which are called for example when a
> bomb from a previous war is found.
>
> In English the more or less equivalent term is EOD (explosive ordnance
> disposal).
>
> What kind of bomb are you trying to prevent from exploding? :-)
hehe, nice!
I will totally misinterpreting your question, taking it seriously.
I'd say, if I was 100% confident that a new interchange format got=20
accepted by...
1. ... gEDA: the pcbfwd.scm time-bomb that would explode sooner or later=20
in one or more of the 4 related projects (there is a parallel [dev] thread=
=20
about this)
2. ... other sch cap software: file format explosion - we need to be able=
=20
to import less formats if more support tEDAx.
(I have no high hopes on these, but it was so cheap to roll it that I=20
would have regretted not trying it.)
Other than that: it could prevent yet another file format explosion. We=20
see some 3rd party FOS sch cap capable software that can't produce an=20
usable netlist for a PCB flow. We are pondering extending them. Instead of=
=20
inventing a different format for each, then implementing one more import=20
plugin in pcb-rnd per format, we would probably implement tEDAx on all.
Regards,
Igor2
[P.S. Thanks for not joining the flame wars.]
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