Re: gEDA-user: SMT assembly and gerbv lilbro.mosquito.net.nz

[John Griessen <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dave N6NZ wrote:
maybe simply
> looking at the gerber aperture and stroke information and grouping pads 
> by identical shape and identical spacing is a good first footprint 
> grouping.

The silk needs to be considered to get useful groups.
I'm no AI coder, and don't plan on learning to do that
for this task.

Even rasterizing footprint at a time to do a fuzzy comparisons seems like a lot of
coding for the value...

John G

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Ecosensory   Austin TX


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