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Re: gEDA-user: Drawing a schematic with a single-inline resistornetwork
> it to compile. I installed libgeda locally in /usr/local/lib using
> ./configure, make, make install, but gschem still complains that it
Check out the whole gaf tree. Run "make" and follow the directions,
then "make install". It all works together very nicely. There's a
couple of environment variables you have to set.
> That much I know. :-) If I want custom footprints I'll be sure to
> make 'em. I just wish I could figure out how the heck I can tell
> how big in "mils" a component is.
Read the data sheet. I also re-check them with calipers when I get
the parts, and position them on a print of the board to verify the
footprint.
> I don't know where to find sizes of components (data sheet?),
Yes.
> and I also (forgive my stupidity) have no idea what a "mil" is. I
> certainly know what a millimeter is, but what on earth is a "mil"?
A mil is a milli-inch, or 0.001". Also called a "thou".
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