DJ Delorie wrote:
I think one good way to approach this would be to pitch the *file format*, not the software...at first. The industry has proven that it will standardize on file formats (witness Gerber RS-274X) if they work well. Granted the Gerber format (as far as I know) really became well-accepted because equipment that used it was popular, but I'm not sure that matters all that much.
I think the footprint format would need a lot more flexibility if it
were to be accepted elsewhere. For example, the ability to have
polygon pads, or different pin diameters on different layers, or paste
patterns for heatsinks.
Joe T
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