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Thanks for your answer.

Quoting John Doty <jpd AT noqsi DOT com>:

> Ok. One problem is that you’re not using the right IO symbols for  
> hierarchy. You should be using in-1 or out-1, matching refdes of the  
> symbol to the corresponding pinlabel of the symbol that represents  
> your subcircuit. Here’s a working bottom-level schematic and the  
> symbol that instantiates it:

I look at it and got the same questions as Nicklas - what's the trick that
your i/o symbols work and mine not?
I ask 'cause my schematics contains some io-lines for the upper schematic,
which are bi-directional, not only input or output. Or is that the  
point, gnetlist
stumbles about?

Hagen.

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