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> Niklas Karlsson:
> > It is useful for Microcontrollers with like one hundred pins.
> 
> True, but you'll miss alt.func. names, and probably the power pins.

It do the bulk of the work fast and simple.

> > The ibis file I looked in have bin number, signal name and model
> > name. Pin number and signal name should be simple.
> 
> That is simple for the pins *provided*, you have to add the rest 
> somehow. And then, do you check the names against the pdf ?
> 
> To extract pin names from pdf is not that much harder, consider the
> procedure in:

To import information from an ibis file with a standardized format should be really simple if implemented properly. Pdf file is a little bit more involved and pdf-files are not standardized. Split tool in two with intermediate csv format which may be piped between the two might be the best solution, input could come either from a pdf-file, imported from an ibis file, bsdl? or other. Basically this would be a database table in *.csv which is a very common format for input of pins and attributes.

For editing of pin attributes a table like in gattrib would be really useful.

> ...

I will try to look a little bit further on it a few hours from now.

Nicklas Karlsson

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