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> > > I agree drc2 could be better, but something is better than nothing.
> >
> > I agree, and I’ve used it successfully for years. Thank you. It is *a lot*
> > better than nothing. But if you’re doing mixed-signal design using a lot of
> > split symbols, like Kai-Martin’s slotted+power stuff, and a lot of tabular
> > connections through pins2gsch, you are far outside drc2’s model of the
> > application space.
> >
> >
> Last modification to drc2 was in 2006... It seems that is no so annoying.
> Otherwise someone would have fixed that. ;)

For me drc2 it seems to work great now except the NC pin. CPUs have been become a lot faster for many years but new basic electrical components have been invented for how many years?

Nicklas Karlsson