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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] New experimental netlist features
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Is this built using libgeda or is the whole thing in python?

On Thu, Sep 3, 2015 at 1:32 PM, Roland Lutz <rlutz AT hedmen DOT org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I added a few experimental features to the netlister, including buses and
> variable substitution.  The latest revision contains an example schematic
> "tests/netlist/mod_7seg.sch" which demonstrates these features.
>
> You can clone the repository from
>
>     git://github.com/rlutz/xorn.git  (branch "experimental")
>
> or download a convenience tarball from:
>
>     http://hedmen.org/xorn/xorn-netlist-experimental.tar.gz
>
> In detail, the new features are:
>
> - Components with a single pin can now have a "netname=" attribute which
> acts like a "net=" attribute on that pin.  This allows using the "netname="
> attribute as a clean label on customizable power symbols.
>
> - Analogously, I/O ports in subschematics can now be indicated using the
> "portname=" attribute instead of "refdes=".  If there are I/O ports for
> which there is no matching pin in the instantiating symbol, an error is
> reported.
>
> - Components can now have bus pins.  This is currently only available by
> hacking the file (i.e., changing the next-to-last number in the pin line
> from "0" to "1").  The "pinnumber=" attribute on a pin and the "netname="
> attribute on a bus are interpreted as a comma-separated list of pin ranges.
> Pin ranges can be denoted by either ".." or ":"; when using the latter
> notation, the last pin isn't included in the list.  Optionally, the pin
> range can be given in brackets and have a common prefix.
>
>   Examples: "4..7,14..11" -> 4 5 6 7 14 13 12 11
>             "D[8:0]" -> D7 D6 D5 D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
>
> Bus rippers still work the way they did before (i.e., not at all unless you
> set the appropriate attributes by hand).
>
> - Subschematics can now have I/O busses.  I/O bus pins work analogously to
> normal bus pins but have a "pinlabel=" attribute instead of a "pinnumber="
> attribute.  Inside the subschematic, you can either use a matching I/O port
> symbol with a bus pin or individual net port symbols.  Bus I/O ports
> currently only support the new "portname=" syntax.
>
> - A subsheet symbol can have one ore more "subst=NAME=VALUE" attributes.
> Inside the subschematic, any occurrence of "$(NAME)" is replaced with
> "VALUE".  This only works for attribute retrieval from packages; in
> particular, it isn't possible to change slotting or subsheet source files
> this way.
>
> Roland
>



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