> What version of gEDA are you using? gEDA/gnetlist version 20050313 > Could you please reduce your example to just a few nets and > symbols and explain us what to look for (such as 'good' and > 'bad' netlist)? $ head output.net .PCB .REM CREATED BY gEDA GNETLIST .CON .COD 2 .REM FPCBUS_1 J1 E25 .REM FPCBUS_3 J1 E24 .REM FPCBUS_5 What I'm expecting is (c.f. the schematic itself): .PCB .REM CREATED BY gEDA GNETLIST .CON .COD 2 .REM FPCBUS_1 J1 E25 J1 C8 .REM FPCBUS_3 J1 E24 J1 C12 .REM FPCBUS_5 Please take a closer look at the schematic -- what I've done is a tad unorthodox, but I don't see any reason for it _not_ to work. > Also be careful that you are giving a name to each net on the > right hand-side of the resistors twice. I do not think it is > a good idea. Unfortunately this schematic doubles as documentation, so having multiple netnames is really very helpful. I've got 10 slightly different boards with almost identical components on, just different net-to-pin mappings. Cheers, Peter
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