DJ Delorie wrote:
Right, when we have a signal-pin-symbol relation, we have a bunch of information: * net name * pin number * pin sequence * pin label * physical pin location If I have a bus A[1:3] connected to pin EN[0:2] at pin number 4,8,7 - I mean the same as if I had connected net A1 to pin EN0 at 4, A2 to EN1 at 8, and A3 to EN2 at 7.
So, in this example, pin label is EN[0:2], pin number list is (4,8,7), netname is A[1:3]. But "reconnect the nets" is difficult if they're not
independent (i.e. they're a bus) so you have to do it with pin numbers, but a "bus pin" doesn't have *a* number, it has a *list* of numbers, so you have to swap within the list.
"bus pin" confuses me. Is there another name for what you are thinking?
Or between a number in one list, and another number elsewhere, if the swap map allows it.
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