Mail Archives: geda-user/2020/05/26/06:05:24
BTW, I'm (Gentoo) using gcc-10.10.0 and guile-2.0.14, if that makes any
difference.
I tried recompiling with gcc-9.3.0 and guile-2.0.13, but for me it
gave exact same results...
On 26. 05. 20 06:19, Branko (brankob AT s5tehnika DOT net) [via
geda-user AT delorie DOT com] wrote:
> I usually run geda.git on my Gentoo.
>
> Recently I noticed trhat I can't for the life of me generate correct
> netlist from schematics either manually or as schematic import from PCB.
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> It doesn't work with xorn, gnetlist or gnetlist-legacy.
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> The best I can do is get new "pcb" with just pure net specifications,
> but without any elements and other fields, which makes file format invalid.
>
> All manual methods give me the same exact results.
> It's not that the thing can't find any elements as it would otherwise
> report an error( missing element).
>
> Here in the example I used a test with just two elements
> Basic/resistor-1.sym
>
> I placed them on schematics, gave them both attribute footprint=0805,
> named them as R1 and R2 and connected them in parallel with two nets.
>
> "gnetlist -v -g PCBÂ -o TEST4.pcb TEST4.sch" gives me output with this
> content ( minus starred demacartion lines):
>
> /*************/
> unnamed_net2<-->R2-1 R1-1.
> unnamed_net1<-->R2-2 R1-2.****
> /*************/
>
>
> Just those two lines. No some header and other fields, that one would
> expect in pcb file...
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