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Stefan Salewski wrote:
> I think you are one of the persons who have really used PCB program in
> the last 4 years (I did not, maybe DJ did) -- have you ever noticed the
> polygon bug reported some days ago by Gabriel Paubert? There seems to be
> no reply from other people, so my impression that no one is using PCB
> currently is supported unfortunately. I myself have no idea about
> polygon handling and gerber generation, it was my assumption that that
> was working correctly. Yesterday I found a problem report related to
> polygon dicer from 2008
> http://t14292.cad-geda-development.cadtalk.us/yet-another-dicer-bug-t14292.html

I recently used pcb for a simple single-layer board with some
largeish pads but no polys. All worked well, the gerbers input to
the board house resulted in expected and desired board output.


//Peter