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DJ Delorie wrote:
> IIRC, it was something like this:
> 
> The arc thickness is the same as the trace thickness.  It starts with
> the outside arc, and if it thinks there will be a "hole" left over,
> adds more.

Ack, I saw that pretty quickly, but it is not particularly clear what
all the variables are. :\


> The math for the outside arc was done with paper and pencil first,
> using circles and triangles to picture everything.

It would be cool not to have to redo that. Maybe you can take a
look at the code again and share a few notes?

I added a Makefile and cleaned up the code a little.

http://git.stuge.se/?p=pcb-teardrops.git;a=summary
http://git.stuge.se/?p=pcb-teardrops.git;a=blob;f=teardrops.c

git clone git://git.stuge.se/pcb-teardrops.git
git clone http://git.stuge.se/pcb-teardrops.git

Send me an SSH key and prefered username if you'd like write access,
or let me know if you already have it in git somewhere else then I'll
work from that instead.


//Peter