Re: net vs netname (was Re: gEDA-user: Busses in gschem)

[Ryan Seal <rseal@xxxxxxxx>]

> Thanks. Looking through the documentation I even found it in the gschem
> FAQ. However I'm a bit confused about net and netname attributes. You
> and the net attribute mini-howot suggest that I should specify the net
> attribute if I want several thing to be in the same net. In other parts
> of the documentation the attribute is called netname though. gschem
> offers both in it's dropdown list for adding attributes.
>
> Philipp
>
>
>   
I use the bus lines in my schematics. To make a long story short:

1. The bus line is purely graphical; no hidden meaning.
2. Nets are used in the component symbol to select VCC:GND pins. You can 
override them in the schematic.
3. You want to use netname with your data bus. This will connect across 
multiple schematics. My current project uses 8 schematics and works 
perfectly as far as I can tell.

If you have multiple grounds and voltages on a schematic you use the NET 
attribute to override the default VCC:GND.

Ryan

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