I'm trying to created a component for gschem where
two separate symbols are used to represent a single component because of
the large number of signals involved. I found a recommendation in the
archives suggesting that this could be accomplished by simply setting the
reference designator the same for both symbols in the schematics. I have
done this and it appears to have worked when looking at the geda netlist
output. However, the gnetlist drc2 checker is giving me the following
errors:
1. Checking Duplicated References -
Error: Duplicated Reference U1
2. Checking Duplicated Slots - Error
Duplicated slot of uref U1
U1 is the component for which I have two symbols
and have set the reference designator of each to U1. The slot attribute is
set to slot=0 for both symbols. Am I doing anything wrong or is this just
a little glitch in the drc checker?
I used grenum to initially set the
bulk my reference designators. This seemed to be the way to go since
I had other components that were slotted and had U1 which used multiple symbols
for which I manually set reference designator values prior to running
grenum. As I understand, grenum would not overwrite the preassigned
reference designators like refdes_renum. Oddly, grenum seemed to work fine
with the exception that it assigned U1 to an additional component even
though U1 had already been used for my multiple symbol component.
Initially I thought this was the cause of the duplicate references above but
manually changing the erroneous U1 assignment didn't fix the duplicate
references problem. I wanted to point this issue out in case there might
be an issue with grenum.
I'm running the February 2007 CD version of
gEDA.
Thanks for your help.
Ed
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