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gEDA-user: subcircuit definition and channelised design
I have been describing multiple channels in gschem by turning a
subcircuit into a symbol that I can then add multiple times as
required.
This works well, however I have been wondering if it may be plausible
to create a script or plugin that allows you to add the symbol
once and then indicate the replication and connections through
something like bus notation?
Eg:
I have a subcircuit with one control input.
The micro that connects to the subcircuit is given netnames on the
appropriate pins SS1, SS2, SS3, SS4.
The control input pin on the subcircuit symbol is given the netname
SS[1:4]
The magic script/plugin is used to make sure that gsch2pcb/gnetlist
knows that the subcircuit needs to be replicated 4 times with
connections to the micro on SS1, SS2, SS3 and SS4.
(This may sound familiar to folks who have used altium - I suspect I am
ripping off their notation)
I am relatively new to gEDA - so I thought I would find out if this is
theoretically possible (or been done before) before I start trying to
write my
own script...
cheers,
Geoff Swan
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